From August 07: Los Morteritos Trail and Los Robles/Portezuelo Trail. As a precaution, crossings between sectors will not be authorized. Visitors are advised to wear appropriate footwear for slippery terrain with high moisture presence. Always inform yourself, comply with, and respect the recommendations of the Park Ranger staff regarding the area to be visited.
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION!
If your purchase includes tickets for both national visitors and foreign visitors, you must make the selection in separate processes, but adding them to the same shopping cart before paying. |
| Days | Schedule | Last Entry |
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| Tuesday to Sunday | 08:30 to 17:00 | 15:30 |
* * Schedules or days may vary according to weather conditions or security provisions of the protected area.
This park represents an important floristic convergence center, with species from the north, center, south, and Andean regions. Together with semi-desert communities growing on north-facing slopes, southern-type forests develop on south-facing slopes. Above 1600 m altitude, Andean communities grow, and at lower altitudes (up to 1000 m), shrubs and forests of the central zone. A wide variety of animals coexist here, representing almost all species present in the Mediterranean zone of Chile. Notable species include: colocolo cat, culpeo fox, chilla fox, and a great variety of birds, reptiles, and invertebrates. Here stands out the largest Chilean palm (Jubaea chilensis) palm grove in the country.