Services:
• Information desk
• Public phones
• Sanitary services and showers
• Airplane Landing track
• Drinking water
• Food service prior reservation
• Hosting service prior reservation
• Naturalist store
• Lockers
Main Attractions: Network of eight trails in total approximately 20 km (12.42 miles):
1. Sendero Ollas (Trail): 3 km (1.86 miles), about 5 hours walking through a slightly broken topography in primary forest. It is a good path for people who love birds. Its name is due to the fact that at the end of the path there is a small swamp, or small lagoon covered with vegetation. That swamp has the shape of a pot (Olla).
2. Sendero Corcovado (Trail): 1km (0.62 miles), about two hours walking, its topography is flat in some parts and in other parts it is slightly broken. The route is through primary forest where you can see the magnitude that can reach some trees of this type of forest. To do this tour you can enter through Sendero Ollas (Trail) or through the Rio Claro trail.
3. Sendero Río Claro (Trail): 3.5 km (2.17 miles), flat topography, this trail reaches the Claro River to the beach and then connect with Los Naranjos trail. In this trail you can appreciate the primary and secondary forest.
4. Sendero los Naranjos (Trail): 3 km (1.86 miles), this trail starts at the side of the Sirena airstrip, most of the forest is secondary and ends at the beach. Its name is due to the fact that in the passage of the settlers they had some orange trees (Naranjos).
5. Sendero Guanacaste (Trail): 2 km (1.24 miles), flat topography. This trail serves as a junction between the Río Sirena and Río Pavo trails. Its name is due to the existence of some impressive Guanacaste trees that have now succumbed to storms over time. At this trail you can see secondary and primary forest, in addition the beauty of the Sirena river margin.
6. Sendero Los Espaveles (Trail): 2 km (1.24 miles), its topography is very flat, to walk this trail you can enter through the Ollas trail or Río Pavo Trail. Recent research revealed that only in this sector there are more than 140 species of trees in 100 square meters (1.076 square feet), which gives us an idea of the enormous diversity of species that exist in this area. Its name is due to the impressive Espavel trees that can be seen on its route.
7. Sendero Sirena (Trail): 1 km (0.62 miles), flat topography, starts next to the airplane landing track and ends at the beach near the mouth of the Sirena River. The route of this trail is through secondary forest with just over twenty years of regeneration, where it is still possible to observe some large trees that remained of what was a primary forest that once covered the entire area.
8. Sendero Río Pavo (trail): 5 km (3.10 miles), flat topography, starts in front of the Sirena station and this path is part of the same path that leads us to Los Patos Station. During your journey you can observe a secondary forest with a process of regeneration that advances rapidly, therefore you can see different groups of plants as the helicons and the guava trees along what one day were pastures for cattle.