To The Yelapa Waterfall

One last trip with our boat buddies.  These are the pictures from our Yelapa adventure detailed below

All good adventures should start with lunch on the beach
The local dogs know where to hang out. This little puppy was learning early
Heading up the trail looking for the waterfall. Very tropical.
Some of the "huts" were very well designed...
...some looked a little rickety

 

No cars here, so the horses do the work
Wildlife along the trail

 

Lush, partly jungle along the trail
There were multiple river crossings along the way
We missed this "sign" the first day. Can you see the word; "waterfall"?
We found it the second day. Here's Dave "claiming" it for Camanoe. (The water looks dirty because of the sandy bottom, but it's really very clear)
Ann enjoying the cool water after a very hot and sweaty hike

 

Posted in 2011/2012-Baja/South Pacific · 2 Comments

2 Comments

  1. sjk on March 22, 2012 at 7:08 PM

    looks like an amazingly pretty place - both the town and the way to the waterfall. Just a little jealous! Did you hear of the earthquake down there?

    • admin on March 23, 2012 at 8:46 PM

      Heard about it. Seems they had one a while ago and improved the codes in Acapulco. Haven't heard of any injuries. Folks here were worried about a tsunami, but NOAA pretty quickly quashed that. A nonevent for now, although construction is so poor here, if I sensed an earthquake, I'd run for the door before the building collapsed.

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