Salto de Jimenoa Uno, Natural waterfall in Jarabacoa, Dominican Republic.

Salto de Jimenoa Uno is a waterfall in the municipality of Jarabacoa, La Vega province, in the central Dominican Republic, about 90 km from Santo Domingo. It lies at an elevation of roughly 923 metres on terrain that rises toward a 1,234-metre summit about 1.2 km to the east. The surrounding land is forested, and the nearest large town is Concepción de La Vega, some 15.8 km to the north.

The sources record no discovery date or hydroelectric history for Salto de Jimenoa Uno. The waterfall lies in the Jarabacoa municipality of La Vega province, about 90 km from Santo Domingo, at 923 m above sea level, on terrain rising to 1,234 m within 1.2 km to the east. Concepción de La Vega is 15.8 km to the north.

The waterfall lies in the Jarabacoa municipality of La Vega province, about 90 km from Santo Domingo, at an elevation of 923 metres. The surrounding land is forested and rises toward a 1,234-metre summit about 1.2 km to the west. Average local temperatures run from 16 °C in January to 20 °C in June.

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 waterfall lies at 923 metres above sea level in the Jarabacoa municipality of La Vega province, about 90 km from Santo Domingo. The surrounding terrain rises to 1,234 metres within 1.2 km to the west, and the area averages 18 °C with June the warmest month at 20 °C.