As you cruise the winding PR-563 through the Ala de la Piedra borough, you'll find on the side of the road the main entrance to Bosque Toro Negro, a vast forest with around 18 km of trails where you can hike, take a plunge into its cold, pristine ponds and set up your camping tent for a relaxing weekend in the woods. There's also an observation tower atop the Cerro Doña Juan, which is Orocovis' highest point, and which you can climb to experience one of the best views Puerto Rico has to offer. Moreover, the camping site in Barrio Ala de la Piedra is a great place to stay in Orocovis during the weekend.