Duration: Half day with guide and taxi service.
This is the most emblematic elevation of Baracoa which rises up to 560m above sea level. The name is due to its shape reminiscent of an anvil, this important piece of blacksmithing.
The difficulty of this trail is medium, sometimes a bit narrow and slippery if it has rained but not that difficult to climb. The guide has all the patience to go at your own pace and takes you into exuberant vegetation, rivers and even a stop to savor local fruits and coconut water.
The prize when reaching the top is an impressive view of all the green that surrounds the town of Baracoa and flows into the Atlantic Sea. You can learn about the flora, fauna, and the life of the mountain people.
When you return, you will still have time to take a break and relax on a beach near town.