Antigua Mountain Trail

**★★★★★ Anna Le Heuze — a month ago

A great place for bird watchers. I spent a few hours walking around the paths and photographing the birds, especially the hummingbird feeders. Would recommend to get an Uber up and then walk back to Antigua (about 50 minute walk back). Felt safe as a female solo traveler.

**★★★★★ Hope — 6 months ago

Only been to the pools here. All the pools and facilities here are well looked after and it’s only Q25 to enter. It’s lovely in the mornings. Easily walkable back to the centre too.

**★★★★☆ grace — 8 months ago

I enjoyed it here but the hike from the pool area to the bottom of the big hike (cerro del c something) is 2 miles up and veryyyy stair heavy as well as that there aren’t really any good lookouts. The way down on the road had better lookouts so just know that if you’re looking for taking pictures or some sort of reward at the top. The pools were also sooo cold but it was 10AM.. Overall had a good time but just note these things when you go.

**★★★★☆ Guy Arie — 9 months ago

Fairly easy hike - well maintained path, short but a bit of uphill. Beautiful lush vegetation. It was a bit expensive though - 65 GTQ per person (sendero)

**★★★★☆ Hamish Pringle — 11 months ago

This is a strange place. But for certain kinds of person it’s worth the fifteen minute Uber from Antigua town centre. Type one: keen swimmers who like a heated pool to swim lengths in. Type two: walkers who enjoy climbing dozens of stairs because they see them as friends. And like the view from the top. Type three: gardeners who’re fascinated by jungle plants and their often symbiotic relationships. Type four: photographers who see interesting shapes in the walkways, covered bridges, and stairca