Río Sabana Trail

Status: OPEN

The trail head is to the right of the picnic pavilions, up behind the restrooms. This trail was originally built in the CCC era of the 1930’s, but was long closed. It was rehabilitated in 2011 when the Sabana Recreation Area was opened, and provides a connection with the Tradewinds Trail, allowing the hiker to move north to south through the forest. Wilderness conditions and natural hazards are present. Vegetation and landslides between El Toro Peak and Tradewinds/Rio Sabana junction may require route finding. Your safety is always your responsibility.

Location: Road 191 South in Naguabo

Distance: 2.2 miles (3.6 km)

Time: 1.5 hours each way

Elevation:

Difficulty: Difficult

Amenities: N/A

Special Safety Messages: This area takes you through the remote Wilderness with little cell phone signal. Prepare adequately. To help maintain its primitive nature, group sizes should be 6 person or less, unless otherwise authorized by a permit.