The canyon walls rise at least 1,000 feet above the river bed.
| Before heading over to the cayon, we stopped at Cafe Ruiz, a small coffee manufacturer that has a gift shop and a coffee bar. | |
| Having just been through Mi Jardin Es Su Jardin, we were ready to relax over a good cup of coffee. | |
| We headed out towards the canyon and stopped at a river crossing. A man started building a house right in the canyon, but had to stop because he was getting too old to finish it. Notice the unfinished spaces on the second floor; he lives on the first floor. | |
The canyon walls rise at least 1,000 feet above the river bed. |
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| A gorgeous view up river. | |
| The canyon is the start point for the Sendero Los Quetzales - Quetzal Path. Next time I'm in Boquete, I'd like to take that hike and perhaps see a quetzal bird. | |
| We stopped at another coffee manufacturing plant, Cafe Sitton, the largest coffee company in Panama. |
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| Coffee beans drying in the parking lot in front of the plant. | |