Alex, Jose, and I spent Saturday night at Alex’s cabin in La AlegrÃa, as I mentioned in my last post.
In the morning, we walked down to a river alongside Alex’s property. It has a natural pool where we all dipped in for some refreshing fun! The water was not too cold. What a great way to start our Sunday.
After our dip, we were all energized and ready for another exciting day.
We parted ways, and Jose and I headed towards Cinchona, with a brief detour to visit the Sarapiquà river.
The road to Laguna de Hule has a lot of loose gravel which can be challenging in parts. I was surprised to see so many houses up there, and the Mirador restaurant was quite busy. Such a beautiful lake!!
After lunch, we headed to Bajos del Toro. I must admit this road was quite challenging, but for some reason I was not too stressed. The gravel is made up of loose, big, different-shaped rocks, with lots of ruts. Though there were lots of curves and inclines, none of it was steep, so it was doable. Sahara with her Motoz Tractionator Adventure tires made it through! Yay!!
Jose complemented me as a “Champ” for making it through without trouble. Hahaha!
He said my little braid was bouncing along from side to side the whole time! Hahaha!
We headed up to Alto Palomo and SarchÃ. Most of the views were covered by fog, until we were on our way down.
We closed our exciting adventure with a swim in my pool. What a great day!
What a fantastic, adventurous weekend we had! I am deeply grateful to be making new friends. Having company on new roads lessens the stress and increases the fun tenfold! Can’t wait to continue this amazing journey of
RIDING IN COSTA RICA!
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