La Campana National Park

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From the National Park you can visit Granizo, Las Palmas de Ocoa and Cajon Grande.

The park has incredible natural beauty, and it's a place of great cultural interest because it was created to protect native species, like oak trees and the Chilean palm tree, esclerofilos forests, peumos, lingües, litres, maitenes and quillay. Fauna is very important as well, and here you can find quiques, culpeo foxes, chingues, partridges, aguiluchos, owls and codornices.

Administrated by CONAF, La Campana National Park has many paths and it is a World Reserve of the Biosphere since 1977.

Attractions

Flora and fauna. Scientific patrimony of humanity.

Activities

Hiking, high mountain tours, picnic, photography, bird watch, flora and fauna contemplation.

Location

Fifth region. Located in Granizo, 8 kilometers north of Olmue and 69 kilometers northeast of Valparaiso.

How to get there?

Land route, by Route 62 to Olmue.

When to go?

All year long.

Climate

Mediterraneo weather. There is cloudiness in the shore all year long and the temperature is homogeneous. The annual media precipitations is 450 milimeters during winter time. In the interior, the rain reaches the 250 milimiters per year.

Services

Housing, food, roads, information center.

Surroundings

Entomology National Center, Darwin Route, Santo Domingo Temple.

Admission

Entrance is $1500 Chilean pesos for adults, and $700 Chilean pesos for kids.

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