Puravidatransport wrote:
Mkink wrote:
Naranjo is quicker
San Ramon is a better road and better marked
Difference between the two 30 minutes
I think the exact opposite. San Ramon is quicker but the road is a bit scarier to take...lot of hairpin turns and such. Naranjo usually ends up being slower in my opinion because of the bus/truck traffic and the total lack of places to pass them...
When I drove to La Fortuna 6 years ago, I took the road (702), that passes by the hospital in San Ramon, to La Fortuna. It was a beautiful drive. I went with the Naranjo route (141) on the way back and went through some nice towns like Quesada and Zarcero. Although, I was not timing my drive, the latter route seemed a bit longer. I was also wondering if anything changed in the last 6 years that may have helped or hindered these routes.
Thanks, for your help, guys. I'll buy both of you a beer at La Amistad this weekend.
