Yumbilla waterfall keys | Tourist Attraction

January 21st, 2022 by MaJanta.net

Not anymore correct. A new boletería is signed on the way through the village to the waterfalls (see new record). We marked this place as closed.

November 1st, 2019 by work-travel-balance.de

No longer exists. I added the new location for the hike registration. it's the tourism office around the corner

July 3rd, 2019 by Monkeys on the Road

No longer the place to sign in. It's a hotel and they directed us to the Tourism office to sign in there instead. (I added a new dot here for that).

July 3rd, 2019 by Monkeys on the Road

This is now the tourism office where they want you to sign in and pay S/10 each for the hike. We went to the other dot first but it's a hotel and they told us to come here instead. No need for keys anymore.

November 14th, 2018 by inour.element

We registered the day before we hiked. 10 soles each. You no longer need a key, all the gates are open. The road to the trail head parking was in good shape, absolutely no problems with our low clearance car.

September 30th, 2018 by adventurehaks.com

Stopped to pick up keys the afternoon before we hiked. They said it was unlocked so we didn’t need them. 10S/person.

April 14th, 2018 by lesnamibiens

If you are low like us, you cannot take that road... had to reverse for a very long time to reach the main road again as we could not pass the first small riverbed - we were too low and road to narrow to turn back!

November 30th, 2017 by instagram.com/wanderingfamvan

First gate was closed so key was useful. Great hike!

November 6th, 2017 by mayavoyage.de

This is the registration office for the waterfall (8:00-13:00). Officially you need to register here and pay 10S/person to get the key to the gates of the hiking trail. As we hiked all gates had been open, so key was useless.

November 4th, 2016 by We Ride South America

From the village of Cuispe (30 min drive from Pedro Ruiz, good dirt) you can walk to the waterfall Yumbilla. But before you have to register at the office, which is on the plaza de armas of the village. It's 10sol/person. If you have your own transport, the guy will give you the key to open the gate of the trek. If not, you can walk the 5km from the village to the start of the trek or take a guide for 30sol.
The way up is around 1h30, and down 45-50 min. On the way you ll see 2 ohers waterfall (medio cerro and Cristal). Yumbilla is higher than Gocta and way less touristic. We were alone on the trek!