2009 - USDA Forest Service
2009 - USDA Forest Service
2009 - USDA Forest Service
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January <strong>2009</strong> Interpretation and Conservation Education Master Plan<br />
Figure 1 - PR 191 Recreation Corridor<br />
N<br />
Km 13<br />
End of the road<br />
Please DO NOT park<br />
in front of gate<br />
Km 11.7-11.8<br />
Palo Colorado Information<br />
Center and Picnic Area<br />
La Mina Falls<br />
Km 10.2<br />
Big tree Trail<br />
Km 8.8<br />
Yokahu<br />
Tower<br />
Km 8.5<br />
La Coca Trail<br />
Km 7.8<br />
Las Cabezas<br />
Observation Point<br />
PR 988<br />
To Sabana, Puente Roto<br />
and Angelito Trail<br />
Welcome to the El Yunque<br />
National <strong>Forest</strong> sign<br />
Mt. Britton<br />
Lookout Tower<br />
<strong>Service</strong> Road<br />
PR 191<br />
Km 11.3<br />
Sierra Palm Food Concession<br />
“Yuquiyu Delights” and Picnic Area<br />
<br />
Km 11.8-11.9<br />
Baño Grande and Baño de Oro<br />
Caimitillo Picnic Area<br />
Km 9.6<br />
Juan Diego Creek<br />
El Yunque Peak<br />
Km 8.1<br />
La Coca Falls<br />
Access Control Gate<br />
Trails to El Yunque<br />
Peak, Los Picachos<br />
and Mt. Britton Tower<br />
PR 9966<br />
To El Verde<br />
Km 4.0<br />
El Portal Rain <strong>Forest</strong> Center<br />
Los Picachos<br />
The following is a listing of perceived needs and challenges to the facilities<br />
located along the PR 191 Recreation corridor:<br />
• The exterior information kiosk located at PR 191, Km 4.5 requires<br />
extensive updating to ensure that its information displays (map,<br />
narrative, etc.) are current, are in-line with <strong>Forest</strong> safety and health<br />
regulations and directives;<br />
• A new exhibit design plan and an interpretive prospectus for the El<br />
Portal Rain <strong>Forest</strong> Center, that reflects perceived needs for changes,<br />
updates and revisions to existing features, must be developed and<br />
subsequently implemented;<br />
• The <strong>Forest</strong>’s camping policy must be revised to better reflect current<br />
public camping needs and to address group camping issues;<br />
11 El Yunque National <strong>Forest</strong><br />
Philodendron