Toro Negro State Forest

Puerto Rico's highest cloud forest sits in the Cordillera Central, covering more than 8,200 cuerdas across five municipalities. Toro Negro holds Cerro de Punta — at 4,390 feet, the island's highest peak — along with Cerro Jayuya and Cerro Rosa, the three highest points in Puerto Rico. Nine rivers flow out of the forest. The land was coffee plantation before a reforestation program began in the 1930s; what grows here now was planted with intention, and it held.