El Yunque National Forest
El Yunque National Forest in Luquillo, Puerto Rico, is the only tropical rainforest in the United States National Forest System. It covers approximately 28,000 acres and offers a unique ecosystem with diverse flora and fauna.
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The forest is home to over 240 species of trees and numerous animal species, including the famous Coquí frog. Educational programs and guided tours are available to enhance the visitor experience. Amenities such as picnic areas and visitor centers help ensure a comfortable visit. Remember that weather conditions can change rapidly in this tropical environment, so its advisable to come prepared with rain gear and sturdy footwear.
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