We went back to Rincon de la Vierja National Park the next day to hike the second part of the park. We were a touch disappointed though, as the park was super busy - At one point we got stuck behind a group of school children, and had to sneak past them on the trail in order to get ahead.
The path we followed took us past a lot of volcanic mud pools which, while very interesting, smelled horrible. We didn't stay to check those out for too long.
There were tons of volcanic rocks on the path that had been there since the last time the volcano erupted.
We finally made it to the point on the map where a waterfall was listed - Kyle was disappointed to find it much to small for swimming, though he still got in to cool off after the long hike.
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