Rey Tepepul Trail












The Tepepul Trail begins with a spectacular vista of the three volcanoes, the community of Santiago and the Pacific Coast.
The trail begins in Montane Forest and drops into Subtropical Humid Forest.
This is the easiest place to observe Resplendent Quetzals as well as some extremely rare regional endemics like the Azure-rumped Tanager.
Ecosystem(s):
Montane Forest, Subtropical Humid Forest
Species of Interest:
- Azure-rumped tanager
- Emerald Chinned Hummingbird
- Resplendent Quetzal
- Hairy Woodpecker
- Bushy crested jay
- Hooded Grosbeak
- Blue Crowned Chlorophonia
- Elegant Euphonia
- Rufous collared sparrow
- Rufous collared robin
- Blue throated motmot
- Blue and White mokingbird
- Green throated montain gem
- Mexican violet eared
- Brown backed solitaire
- Black hawk eagle
Trail Profile:
- Duration: 2 – 4 hours
- Total Distance: 2.1 miles
- Elevation Change: 400 ft
- Difficulty rating: Moderate
How to arrive/Meeting place:
Public pier of Santiago.
Entrance fee:
Q30
Protection status:
Municipal Park
