the maidens falls

Its a 30minutes walk from town. Its a small waterfall with a great swimming pool. For 1$ entrance a good refreshment on a hot day.

I care a lot about value, so I may be jaded since the day before I went to Chorro El Macho and felt like $5 for that waterfall was a waste of money. BUT, only paying a $1 entrance fee, and finding a beautiful space (yes, there is some trash) where people could swim and such definitely seemed worth it to me.

The falls are very small but are in an attractive gorge, a pleasant 20 minute walk from the parking. Note: There is a small entrance fee, and opens at 10AM. Saw Blue Morphos. My 6 year old took the walk in his stride.

I guess very much alike the flood, there is only one way out for the sewer of the entire village, smelly place, swimming between white foam, empty bottles and sewer material, not for me. I walked to the furthest point, nothing much really to see. I guess el Valle de Anton is a nice area, for hikes I advice to go up the hills, but do not get to exited about seeing a waterfall when going to this spot.

This falls was way better- as an experience- than the El Macho. The entrance fee is smaller and you can swim in the cool waters of the stream here! Loved the hike, may be a little challenging for small children, but it was a good 20 min hike to see both waterfalls.

A lovely little walk, this is where the lake that once covered El Valle is said to have drained out from. Go in the later afternoon if you want it a little quieter. Panamanians spend the day picnicking and swimming here during the day, so if you want to socialize or people watch, go then! Be aware it closes at 5pm. We went at 4pm and there were a couple of kids swimming and we watched them jump from pretty high up into the pool. We were told it was over 40ft deep and therefore safe to do so.

Nous avons eu la chance de faire cette petite marche, longer les rives, le torrent et la cascade sont petits par saison sèche, (notre cas), des baskets ont suffit, des rochers à escalader, cela glisse un peu, mais nous avons aimé être en pleine nature! et écouter le chant des oiseaux! pour les amateurs de tranquillité, loin du tourisme de masse. On peut même pique niquer, il y a de un belle espace au bord de l'eau, avec des huttes aux toits de palmes typiques, et un barbecue! a faire en semaine, sinon beaucoup de locaux.

Mis à part le prix d'entrée que peut il y avoir d'intéressant? Ce ne sont pas à priori des chutes. Juste un gros torrent. ..Par temps de pluie et grosse rivière accès délicat. Prenez des chaussures qui ne glissent pas.

As cachoeiras são muito bonitas mas, o parque carece de infra-estrutura: não há banheiros mas junto ao estacionamento foi improvisado uma latrina horrorosa pra quem estiver em apuros!

Hiken op je teenslippers, dat kan hier best... Fijn om hier een frisse duik te nemen en te wandelen.