Pan de Guajaibón

Pan de Guajaibón rises to 699 meters above sea level, featuring two distinct peaks and vertical limestone walls in western Cuba's landscape.

The mountain witnessed battles during Cuba's independence, leading to the placement of Antonio Maceo Grajales' bust at its summit in 2006.

Archaeological discoveries in the mountain's cave systems, including the Caverna de los Huesos, contain human remains and necklaces from early Cuban inhabitants.

Hikers can access the summit through marked trails, offering views across Pinar del Río province and the surrounding Guaniguanico mountain range.

The mountain's structure combines hard red basalt blocks embedded within limestone strata, creating a distinct geological formation in the Caribbean region.

Elevation above the sea: 699 m

GPS coordinates: 22.78730,-83.36841

Latest update: May 11, 2025 19:08