“The idea of the Eco Park arose because we consider that it has to be a space of coexistence between people and nature where respect for the environment can be promoted through the experience of a walk surrounded by water and privileged landscapes,” said the local mayor , Manuel Passaglia.
A few meters from the downtown area, where the coastal walk ends, a new version of the city begins that faces the river, and that has a large lagoon filled with kayaks, SUP boards and wakeboards that mark the mark of San Nicolás .
A little further on, the entrance gate that opens every day at 7, puts the starting point for the walk inside the Eco Park.
Along the way, the informative posters accompany the most curious who want to be interested in the different species, relive popular legends and learn about particularities that coexist between the coast and the ravine.
When you reach a second lagoon, a footbridge that crosses it allows you to walk surrounded by floating vegetation and birds.
A huge wooden bench located on the path invites you to see the landscape that during the sunset becomes the obligatory resting point.
The path continues to the Esmeralda lagoon, the largest water mirror, where different sectors are discovered that invite you to have mates and relax in a green environment that infects its calm.
When the tour ends, the city awaits with a renewed gastronomic offer, distributed in the downtown streets and its surroundings, and with outstanding cultural options.
Source From: Ambito
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