The Camino de Costa Rica is a 16-day, 280km, Atlantic-to-Pacific hike that provides adventurous tourists an opportunity to travel off of the beaten track, and also allows rural Costa Ricans to benefit directly from tourism.
The trail is composed mainly of rural roads, but features several parts with the option to take forest trails, including through the lands of the Cabecar indigenous people. For more information, explore the Camino de Costa Rica website. Also read about Eduardo Cartin’s Camino trek in the Tico Times.
