Cerro de Punta
Peak · Central mountainsNot verified: Scores estimated from public sources, pending an on-site check: they may change.
The highest point of Puerto Rico (1,338 m), crowned by antennas. A very steep concrete road leads almost to the top, with views of both coasts on clear days.
Score by profile
Hiking
72
Swimming
50
Family
55
Wildlife
67
Ratings
- Access4/5
- Ease3/5
Moderate: 2–5 km or some slopes
- Scenery5/5
Spectacular or iconic
- Wildlife3/5
Secondary forest, common birds
- Swimming1/5
No water, or not swimmable
- History & culture2/5
- Tranquility4/5
- Safety4/5
Tips
- The access road is extremely steep: use first gear or walk the last stretch.
- Clouds usually cover it in the afternoon.