Salto de Jimenoa Uno

Salto de Jimenoa Uno is a waterfall in the mountainous region near Jarabacoa where water drops dramatically from a high cliff face into a natural pool below. The site features multiple smaller cascades and rock formations that frame the main fall, creating a layered landscape of stone and rushing water.

The waterfall was discovered in the early 1900s by engineers working on hydroelectric projects in the region. Over time it became a destination for people seeking the natural landscape of the Dominican mountains.

The waterfall gained international recognition after appearing in the opening scenes of the 1993 film Jurassic Park.

To reach the waterfall, visitors walk along a hiking trail that takes about 30 minutes from starting points near Jarabacoa. A narrow suspension bridge crosses above the river to provide the best view of the cascading water.

The site gained worldwide recognition when it appeared in the opening scenes of a major 1990s action film. This film connection helped introduce the location to audiences around the world and continues to draw visitors interested in cinema history.

Location: Jarabacoa

Elevation above the sea: 923 m

GPS coordinates: 19.09359,-70.59410

Latest update: December 6, 2025 19:07