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The Cordillera Central contains the Caribbean's
tallest, most beautiful mountains.
For the most part, the roads are horrific, and so getting
from place to place often requires a conoluted route,
leaing the mountains ia one paed road and then
re-entering them ia another.
To head deeper into the range you'll need a donkey; blazed
trails lead to Pico Duarte from several points.
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Jarabocoa
Jarabocoa
Arrial & accommodation
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tour operators
La ega
La ega
Pico Duarte, Cordillera
Central's Nat'l Parks
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Cordillera Central
Explore Cordillera Central
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La ega
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Central's Nat'l Parks
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