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The Waterfall Climb

Navigate 600 feet of natural limestone terraces rushing with fresh river water.

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The main draw of the park is the physical climb up the 180-foot high waterfall. You have two ways to experience it: the wet climb straight up the water or the dry route alongside it.

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The Wet Climb

1-1.5 hours36-inch height minimum

Join a guided group ascent straight up the rushing waterfall. You wade through small lagoons and climb over natural limestone steps. Hold hands in a human chain for safety. Step exactly where your guide shows you to avoid slick algae.

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The Dry Route

30-45 minsGreat photo angles

Walk up a scenic wooden staircase and pathway running parallel to the falls. This path lets you watch the action without getting wet. It is ideal for the designated photographer of your group. You can take pictures of climbers from multiple vantage points.

Climb the Falls with a Guide

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