Das rätselhafte Verschwinden von Kris Kremers & Lisanne Froon
gestern um 15:14und @Mienshaolucyvanpelt schrieb:Wenn du so davon überzeugt bist, dass man sich dort auf Wegen verlaufen kann, die es nicht gibt, dann lasse ich dir natürlich deine Meinung.
Eure Meinung ist subjektiv wie jede andere, z.B. wie diese hier aus 2016 von jemanden der vor Ort lebt(e):
El Pianista Trail no fee entryQuelle: https://boquetenaturewalks.weebly.com/nature-trail-articles/boquetes-rainforest-trails
I do not recommend doing this trail without a guide. It begins outside of the rain forest area and once you are in the rainforest the trail becomes winding and may be easy for one to get lost once you leave the Continental Divide. Pay attention to the path by marking it when you make turns if you need to. I always carry in my backpack a piece of colorful twine when hiking a new trail like the El Pianista. Last year, we had two young women disappear on this trail they were never found. The other week two male tourists hike the trail beginning in Bocas Del Toro to Boquete, one of them had an accident but, luckily they had a GPS to call for help. Help came.
I have hiked the El Pianista Trail many times up to the Continental Divide, so if, you are going hike this trail do it with someone who knows the trail very well. I interviewed a friend who hiked this trail, you can read his experience hiking from Boquete to Bocas.
Kurz gesagt, er erklärt: auf dem Pianista ist verlaufen simpel wenn man die Wasserscheide passiert hat.