It is ideal for a natural getaway, especially if you like camping and walking in an environment with lots of vegetation and diversity.
It is not necessary to go too far from the Buenos aires city to get in touch with nature and immerse yourself in native forests. The province of Buenos Aires has different options to go camping and discover incredible wooded environments, ideal for a weekend getaway.
In this context, 53.5 kilometers from the capital is the “Los Robles” Municipal Natural Reserve, an incredible exotic forest of 268 hectares, in the Moreno district. It was created in 1989 and has three well-defined zones: exotic natural forest, wetland and pampas grassland.
What to do in “Los Robles” Municipal Natural Reserve, Moreno
In the Los Robles Nature Reserve, visitors can enjoy a variety of activities. The possibility of camping on site is offered, as well as enjoying the gastronomic sector available in the area. There are also different guided walks to take:
- On Saturdays there are walks along the trails of the Muñiz Museum, which is the largest in the “Ing. Dique Roggero” Protected Natural Area. Participants can observe Lake San Francisco, where they can see various species of birds and enjoy beautiful sunsets.
- On Sundays, walking guides are organized along the Ipacaá trail and the Arboretum, with different stops that invite you to interact with nature. These guided walks take place at 4 p.m. and require an application to enter the Park due to the limited number of participants.
From the place they recommend bringing repellent, water and avoiding contamination during the visit. It is not necessary to register in advance to visit the Reserve; Visits are on a first-come, first-served basis until the venue’s capacity is reached.
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How to get to the Municipal Natural Reserve “Los Robles” from CABA
From Buenos Aires to Los Robles Municipal Park it is 45 kilometers via West Access; turn off at the La Reja exit (km 38) and continue along Rubén Darío, av. From Argentinidad and Benito Juárez, through which the last 3 kilometers to Williams are completed.
Sarmiento train from Once to Moreno.
Bus 501 La Perlita branch 26 “Los Robles” from Moreno station.
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