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Dramatic waterfall in a volcanic canyon in Bajos del Toro, Costa Rica

Ecotours Toro Amarillo 360 - Waterfall Hikes & Canyoning Tours

Explore hidden waterfalls, Jurassic canyons, blue pools and rainforest trails with certified local guides in one of Costa Rica's most spectacular waterfall regions.

  • Local guides from Bajos del Toro
  • Waterfall hikes from $60
  • Canyoning & rappelling available
  • Book securely with Viator
  • Reserve today & pay later on eligible experiences
★★★★★ 4.9 ·93 traveler reviews ·Bookable on Viator ·Certified local guides ·Reserve today & pay later on eligible experiences ·Free cancellation available on selected tours

Bajos del Toro, Costa Rica

One Destination, Multiple Adventures

Bajos del Toro is one of Costa Rica's most powerful waterfall regions — a high-altitude pocket of cloud forest, blue rivers and volcanic canyons hidden between San José and La Fortuna. From a single base you can hike to thundering waterfalls, rappel through a river canyon, swim in natural pools, or take an easier rainforest trail at a relaxed pace. Whatever your level, there's a route here for you — and a local guide who knows it well.

Featured experiences

Featured Bajos del Toro Adventures

Discover our most popular waterfall hikes, canyon routes and family-friendly rainforest experiences in Bajos del Toro. Book securely with Viator, reserve your spot today and pay later on eligible experiences.

Best Seller
Travelers hiking through the Jurassic Canyon toward a waterfall in Bajos del Toro IMAGE: Jurassic Canyon waterfall hike

Jurassic Canyon Waterfall Adventure

Our most searched and best-selling adventure in Bajos del Toro. Explore dramatic canyon scenery, rainforest trails, hidden waterfalls and one of Costa Rica's most powerful volcanic river landscapes.

Best forAdventurous hikers, waterfall lovers and travelers looking for the most complete Bajos del Toro experience.

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Best Rainforest Hike
Blue waterfall and natural pool surrounded by rainforest on the Blue Falls hike in Bajos del Toro IMAGE: Blue Falls rainforest hike

Blue Falls Waterfalls & Rainforest Hike

A scenic waterfall hike through blue rivers, rainforest trails, volcanic landscapes and hidden waterfalls in one of Costa Rica's most beautiful nature regions.

Best forCouples, families, photographers and waterfall hikers.

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Best for Canyoning
Traveler rappelling beside a waterfall with safety gear during Blue Falls canyoning in Bajos del Toro IMAGE: Blue Falls canyoning rappel

Blue Falls Canyoning Adventure

A guided canyoning and waterfall rappelling experience in Bajos del Toro, designed for travelers who want a deeper adventure through rivers, waterfalls, natural pools and volcanic canyon scenery.

Best forAdventure travelers, rappelling lovers and active visitors.

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Best for Families
Family walking a safe rainforest trail near a waterfall and natural pool in Bajos del Toro IMAGE: Family nature tour

Family Waterfall & Nature Experience

A family-friendly waterfall and rainforest experience designed for travelers who want to enjoy Bajos del Toro at a relaxed pace, with scenic trails, natural pools and local guidance.

Best forFamilies, small groups, couples and travelers looking for a softer nature experience.

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Why Bajos del Toro Amarillo

Why Travelers Choose Bajos del Toro Amarillo

Real local guides

Born-and-raised guides who know every trail, river crossing and safe canyon line in Bajos del Toro.

One region, every level

From easy family walks to advanced canyoning, you can match the adventure to your group.

Secure booking

Reserve through Viator with traveler protection, or message us directly on WhatsApp.

Small-group attention

Guided experiences focused on safety, pacing and the details that make the day memorable.

Traveler standing beneath a tall waterfall surrounded by rainforest mist in Bajos del Toro IMAGE: Traveler beneath a tall waterfall

The experience

What the Adventure Feels Like

The day starts in cool mountain air, with the sound of water already rising from the canyon below. You follow your guide down rainforest trails, cross blue rivers, and reach waterfalls that drop into deep natural pools. Depending on your tour, you might swim in cold, clear water, rappel down a wet canyon wall, or simply stand back and take it all in. It's not a roadside photo stop — it's a half-day immersed in one of Costa Rica's wildest waterfall landscapes.

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Quick facts

Bajos del Toro Tours at a Glance

LocationBajos del Toro, Costa Rica
Main activitiesWaterfall hikes, canyoning, rappelling, natural pools
Best forAdventure travelers, families, couples, photographers
DifficultyEasy, moderate and advanced options
BookingViator, WhatsApp or direct contact
GuidesLocal certified guides
LanguagesEnglish, Spanish, French, German
Certified local guide checking a traveler's rappelling harness before a canyoning tour in Bajos del Toro IMAGE: Guide checking rappelling harness

Safety first

Safety & Local Guides

Every tour runs with certified local guides who know the terrain, the rivers and the weather patterns of Bajos del Toro. Canyoning and rappelling use inspected equipment and clear safety briefings, and group sizes are kept manageable so no one is left behind. Trails and conditions can change with the rain, so your guide adjusts the route to keep the day safe and enjoyable. If you have questions about fitness level or what a specific tour involves, message us before you book.

Is it right for you?

Who Is This For?

Perfect for

  • Adventure travelers
  • Waterfall lovers
  • Couples and families
  • Photographers
  • Travelers staying near San José, La Fortuna, Sarchí, Zarcero or Bajos del Toro
  • Visitors looking for a guided local experience

Maybe not ideal for

  • Travelers who want only a 10-minute roadside stop
  • People with serious mobility limitations
  • Visitors without proper walking shoes
  • People who do not want to get wet or muddy
  • Travelers looking for a completely passive activity

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Lead guide of Ecotours Toro Amarillo 360 in the Bajos del Toro rainforest IMAGE: Lead guide portrait in rainforest

The operator

About Ecotours Toro Amarillo 360

Ecotours Toro Amarillo 360 is a local tour operator based in Bajos del Toro, Costa Rica. We run guided waterfall hikes, canyoning and rappelling adventures, family nature tours and private experiences across the waterfalls, blue rivers and volcanic canyons of the region. Our guides grew up here — they know the trails, the safest river crossings and the best light for photos. Whether you're after a hard day of canyoning or an easy family walk, we help you experience Bajos del Toro the way locals do.

Getting here

How to Get to Bajos del Toro

Bajos del Toro sits in the mountains of Costa Rica's Central Valley, roughly between San José and La Fortuna. From San José it's about a 1.5–2 hour drive (around 60 km / 37 mi) through Sarchí and Zarcero. From La Fortuna it's roughly 2 hours by car. The final stretch is a scenic mountain road, so allow extra time and drive carefully in the rain. A rental car is the easiest way to arrive; if you prefer not to drive, message us about transport and pickup options.

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Quick answers

Bajos del Toro — Quick Answers

Bajos del Toro is a small mountain village in Costa Rica's Central Valley, in the Alajuela region, surrounded by cloud forest, rivers and waterfalls — roughly between San José and La Fortuna.
Yes. It's one of Costa Rica's best waterfall regions, with several powerful falls, blue rivers and natural pools reachable on guided hikes, from easy trails to more demanding routes.
Yes — our Blue Falls Canyoning is guided with certified equipment and briefings, so first-timers in reasonable fitness can take part. If you're unsure, message us about your group before booking.
Proper walking or hiking shoes with grip, quick-dry clothes, a swimsuit, a towel, water, sunscreen and bug repellent. For canyoning, expect to get wet — bring a change of clothes. Your guide provides the technical safety gear.
Yes. The canyons, river crossings and trails are best done with a local guide for safety and to find the waterfalls and pools you'd otherwise miss. Conditions change with the rain, and guides adjust routes accordingly.
Several are. The Family Waterfall & Nature Experience is designed for a relaxed pace with easier trails. Canyoning and the more demanding hikes suit older kids, teens and adults — ask us about age and fitness if you're traveling with children.
Yes. Our featured tours are bookable on Viator with traveler protection, and eligible experiences let you reserve today and pay later. You can also book directly through WhatsApp or our contact page.
About 1.5–2 hours by car (roughly 60 km / 37 mi), via Sarchí and Zarcero. Confirm current driving time before you travel.
Roughly 2 hours by car. It's a popular add-on for travelers moving between La Fortuna and the Central Valley.
Bajos del Toro is beautiful year-round. The drier months (roughly December–April) often mean easier trails, while the green season brings fuller waterfalls. Mornings usually have the clearest weather, so earlier start times are recommended.
Wide view of a waterfall canyon in Bajos del Toro at golden hour

Ready to Explore Bajos del Toro?

Pick your adventure — waterfall hike, canyoning or an easy family walk — and book with a local guide who knows the region inside out.