Toro Verde, Orocovis, Puerto Rico - Things to See and Do

What to see and do at Toro Verde, Orocovis, Puerto Rico

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Toro Verde Nature Adventure park is home to two of the longest ziplines in the world

Located in Orocovis, Puerto Rico, Toro Verde Nature Adventure park is home to the Monster and the Beast. These two ziplines are among the longest ziplines in the world, The Monster is the world's second longest zipline.

We have been here three times (8/6/2011, 7/27/2012, and 10/7/2019) and are looking forward to going back again. The Monster carries you over the top of several Caribbean mountains at speeds up to 94 miles per hour. The Beast which is 4,745 feet in length is a bit shorter. There is also a course of 8 ziplines and the 8th zipline is 2,526 ft long as it travels up to 623 ft above the valley floor.

The park has strict safety standards and employs experienced guides to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for visitors. In addition to ziplining, Toro Verde offers other outdoor activities, such as rappelling and hiking.

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Pictures from Toro Verde

Toro Verde entrance sign.
View of the Toro Verde park from the building.
Riding on the Monster at Toro Verde.
Ziplining at Toro Verde.
Canopy Tour sign at the 8th zipline in Toro Verde.
Toro Verde Nature Adventure park map.
The Monster at Toro Verde.

Zipline, bridge and rappel course in 2012

One one of the ziplines.
Walking across the swinging bridge over the valley.
View of the swinging bridge.
Rappelling down to the valley floor from one of the swinging bridges.
Rappelling down through the canopy of the jungle.
The third one of the swinging bridges.
The fourth swinging bridge.
The fifth swinging bridge.
Truck ride back up the mountain at the end of the course.

The Beast in 2011. At that time, it was the world's longest zipline.

The Entrance building in 2011.
Preparing to go on the beast.
Ziplining on the Beast.
View of the ziplines for the Beast over the valley floor.
View of ziplines of the Beast from below.