Tourism in the province has a huge natural attraction that allows visitors to venture into it to appreciate its beauty.
He tourism of Chubut was benefited by a natural accident more than 50 million years ago to create one of its unique attractions. Piedra Parada Protected Natural Area It allows you to see a rock 240 metres high and 100 metres wide that was formed by a volcanic eruption, and to marvel at it as you walk around and climb it.
The 132 hectares that make up the complex are intended to preserve natural beauty and archaeological, paleontological and cultural attributes of its area. Carefully exploring them ensures that their grandeur can remain intact for the enjoyment of future generations. This destination encourages outdoor relaxation, adventure and fun while learning to care for our environment.
What activities can I do in the Piedra Parada Protected Natural Area, Chubut?
Nature and sport are two factors that combine to form the main attractions of the park. This place has two main trails to walk. The first one is characterized by being the easiest and shortest because it is a trail that surrounds the Piedra Parada and allows you to appreciate it up close. While the second one involves 10 kilometers of crossing to cross a path that plunges into the Cañada de la Buitreraa corridor between walls of more than 100 meters.
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Argentina the Natural Route
To make this last walk, remember that you have to walk for six hours in total. In addition, after starting the adventure, you can meet the archaeological site “El alero”. Human presence here has been proven for more than 5,000 years.
Near the protected area is the Gualjaira villagewhere you can learn about local businesses, the spinning and weaving workshops and hear local stories. There are also excursions to small caves where there are cave paintings or you can stay and enjoy the local cuisine.
How to get to the Piedra Parada Protected Natural Area, Chubut
To get to the nature reserve From Rawson, a 602-kilometer road must be usedIt includes Provincial Route 7, National Route 3, National Route 25 and Provincial Route 33 until reaching the destination.
Source: Ambito
