Saturday, September 25, 2021
Gorge, cont.
Gorge by the Salto
Also a side note, if it's been raining a lot, you're probably not going to be getting your car across these rivers and going to need to start your journey a bit farther away (closer to the bridge that goes across to the Balneario Sudamely, a half mile back).
Salto de Omoa #1
This is the first of multiple waterfalls in Omoa. Near Balneario Sudamely.
details:
Cross both creeks and go to the left, parking by the few houses. It's about an hour hike following the river/creek up to the waterfall.
Wear shoes that can get wet.
Recommendations: If you are going to go visit this Salto, go in a group and don't take valuables. (If you want to take your phone, might be better if there's at least one guy in the group. There were a group of boys at the waterfall that were eyeing our phones, so we ended up leaving sooner than later).
details:
Cross both creeks and go to the left, parking by the few houses. It's about an hour hike following the river/creek up to the waterfall.
Wear shoes that can get wet.
Recommendations: If you are going to go visit this Salto, go in a group and don't take valuables. (If you want to take your phone, might be better if there's at least one guy in the group. There were a group of boys at the waterfall that were eyeing our phones, so we ended up leaving sooner than later).
Wednesday, September 8, 2021
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