Jarabacoa has an Tropical rainforest climate (Köppen climate classification Af ), with warm days and mild nights during almost all year, and temperate days and cool nights on winter, due to its tropical location and high elevation (about 525 m above sea level). Visitors have baptized Jarabacoa as "The City of Everlasting Spring."
One of the main touristic attractions is the mountains and natural beauty of the area due to its location in the center of the Central Range. It is also one of the main access to the Pico Duarte and the Ebano Verde Cientific Reserve. Jarabacoa has three large rivers, Baiguate, Jimenoa and the Yaque del Norte, the last two merge in the Confluencia, continuing on as the Yaque del Norte, the second largest river in the country.
The coldest temperature ever recorded is 7.1 °C, on 24 February 2012
