Jessie on a Journey
A narrow dirt path winds through a lush, verdant tropical rainforest. Towering palm trees stretch their fronds high above, filtering sunlight onto the dense undergrowth of ferns and vibrant green vegetation that lines the trail. The forest floor is carpeted with fallen leaves and thick roots, creating a natural and rugged terrain. The path seems to beckon adventurers to explore deeper into the jungle's embrace, promising a serene escape into the heart of nature's untamed beauty.

Hiking El Yunque National Forest, Puerto Rico

#NoFilterPuertoRico to the max! El Yunque National Forest is SO gorgeous. What I loved about it was how perfect it is for solo travelers. Hiking to the top peak, I had tons of time to be immersed in nature all on my own; however, there was still enough people that if I fell and broke my ankle someone would find me before the frogs ate me ;) (just kidding!). Bonus: Entrance is only $4! ___ Pro tip: Afterward, drive the panoramic route along Route 3. You can put in "Punta Santiago" as your GPS destination. After about 30 minutes of driving, you'll come to a secluded dirt road lined with beautiful, quiet beaches. ___ What's your favorite natural attraction? 🌿🍃🌲 ___ #MarriottTRAVELER @marriottintl @marriotttraveler
#nofilterpuertorico #marriotttraveler #puertoriconofilter #friendofmr

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