EL YUNQUE
By A Yahoo! Contributor, 3/12/07
the only thing that is needed, on the trails, are a few more directional signs. it rained three times, and it was not light rain!! We got soaked and the higher you travel the cooler it gets, we did a lot of walking up to mt britton, first it was on a narrow, stone, path- can get slippery and at the end of the stone path was a small tar road like trail that took you to mt britton. On the way back down the tar trail, we missed the small rock trail that took us to where we parked our cars!! We walked for about another 1 hr and had to turn back around because nothing looked familiar!! Thank god we found our car!! I don't know how we did it but we did!! this is an incredible forest!! words can not describe and pictures don't do it any justice!!! Even though we got lost , there were 9 of us 4 were kids, i have so much respect for this place and i would return in a heart beat!! bring a pair of good sneakers or comfty boots for all the walking, bring a poncho for the rain, bring a light sweater for the cool temps, and bring some food and water , last but not least try to remember your surroundings just in case if you get lost. Even better go with a guide, this place is no joke!