The Arenal Volcano 1968 Park and other reserves along the border of the National Park are one of the most visited places in all of Central America. The trails in Arenal Volcano1968 Park and other nearby Arenal National Park Reserves are generally not very strenuous -- perfect for a leisurely and informative hike with one of our professional nature guides. We’ll start the tour off by picking you up at your hotel and driving to the entrance of the 1968 Trail. You can use the facilities and read up on the history of the area before your guided walk. Then we’ll hike through well-groomed, easy trails that skirt the base of the Arenal Volcano and Lake Arenal Area. This part of the Arenal Volcano had sections that were devastated by the lava flow of 1968, so some areas have very little vegetation. Enjoy an extraordinary 1.5-hour rainforest natural history walk with a knowledgable guide. This guided walk of the1968 Trail provides perfect photo opportunities and magnificent views of the impressive Arenal Volcano, the pristine Lake Arenal and the extinct volcano Cerro Chato.

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We have chosen the appropriate trail for better wildlife viewing. There are parts of each trail that has forested areas where your nature guide will try to spot birds, monkeys and other animals in their natural habitat. Our guides will lead you through secondary rain forest on this hike. You will walk up to view points to observe the Arenal Volcano. The guides will tell you about the history of the Volcano and the surrounding environment. Maybe you will spot some monkeys, toucans, sloths or hawks. Kids, families and all nature lovers enjoy this Arenal Volcano tour for the gorgeous views and opportunities for wildlife viewing. You have lots to experience on this tour, from watching monkeys play and toucans sing to photographing the Arenal Volcano.