Hiking the cloud forest at Wild on the Farm
Hiking — Far From The Crowds

Trails that start at our door and end inside the clouds.

Hiking Boquete cloud forest, far from the crowds. No shuttle, no trailhead parking lot — just a gate, and then moss, mist, and the sound of the forest waking up.

On the Trail

What you'll walk through.

The trails climb through primary cloud forest — moss-wrapped trunks, bromeliads, tree ferns — with the kind of quiet that makes every distant call or rustle in the canopy impossible to ignore. White-faced capuchins and mantled howler monkeys move through the same territory, often spotted straight overhead.

Guided or self-guidedDirect access to Amistad parkPrimary cloud forestMonkeys & birdlife en routeSturdy boots recommended

The trails of Boquete, their history, and our own map →

In the Field

A forest best met on foot.

The trail entering the cloud forestMoss-covered trees along the trailA narrow trail through dense cloud forestFerns and undergrowth beside the trailView over the cloud forest canopy from the trailSunlight filtering through the cloud forestA misty stretch of the hiking trailBromeliads growing on a trailside treeThe trail winding through the forestTree roots crossing the trailA quiet section of the cloud forest trailWide view of the forest from the trailMoss and epiphytes on a trailside branchThe trail beneath the forest canopyA steep section of the hiking trailTree ferns along the trailA stream crossing on the trailView across the Chiriquí highlands from the trailDense understory beside the trailThe trail disappearing into mistA mossy tree trunk beside the trailA mantled howler monkey spotted along the trailThe trail winding deeper into the cloud forest