The Permacultural Pathway, a guided biodiversity walk through food forests and wild riverside habitats, starts in central El Castillo, showcasing interconnected permaculture properties maintained by the GP Network.
A Personal Guide
Guided by Mikey, the trail’s co-creator, you’ll explore cultivated food forests and wild riverside habitats, witnessing a community-driven ecological experiment.
Best Times to Go
Early mornings or late afternoons, especially sunrise for active wildlife or sunset for stunning photography, are the best times for the walk.
A Unique Eco-Adventure
A community-built trail through connected private properties in the Arenal mountains, offering an authentic, crowd-free permaculture experience.
Ignite Connection to Nature
Mikey, the trail’s charismatic creator, leads exclusive walks with infectious energy and spontaneous joy, inspiring guests to feel invigorated and connected to nature.
Celebrate Biodiversity and Connection
This energizing walk, limited to 12 people, blends permaculture ethics, tree planting, and river plunges, celebrating biodiversity and local ecology with intimate respect for nature.
A magical trail.
What to Bring
- Weather-appropriate gear (sun protection, rain gear, hat)
- Insect repellent and long sleeves for added comfort, non-toxic
- A reusable water bottle
Physical Requirements
The trail is moderately challenging – visitors should be in good health & comfortable walking on uneven terrain.
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