Cascada La Chorrera Conservation Area

Cascada La Chorrera Conservation Area

Cascada La Chorrera Conservation Area is a breathtaking natural sanctuary in Colombia, home to Colombia's highest waterfall, La Chorrera. It offers captivating landscapes for nature lovers and adventurers.

Unknown
Acres Protected
7
Miles of Trails
15,000
Annual Visitors
2008
Year Established

About Cascada La Chorrera Conservation Area

Cascada La Chorrera Conservation Area
 

Cascada La Chorrera Conservation Area is located in the Andean region of Colombia, around 30 kilometers southeast of Bogotá. It is famed for La Chorrera, Colombia's tallest waterfall, which plummets approximately 590 meters. The conservation area is characterized by its lush cloud forests and diverse ecosystems, providing habitat to a variety of flora and fauna. Visitors can explore the dense vegetation and vibrant wildlife while hiking its well-marked trails. The area’s proximity to Bogotá makes it a perfect escape for city dwellers seeking tranquility and natural beauty. Besides the iconic waterfall, the region also features El Chiflón waterfall, another stunning landmark. The conservation area plays a vital ecological role in preserving the unique Andean environment and offers opportunities for visitors to engage in activities like hiking, bird watching, and photography. Efforts are made to maintain the area's biodiversity while balancing ecotourism, ensuring a sustainable future for this remarkable landscape.

Highlights

Highlight

La Chorrera Waterfall

Highlight

Cloud Forest Ecosystem

Highlight

El Chiflón Waterfall

Highlight

Diverse Wildlife Observations

Notable Natural Features

La Chorrera Waterfall

At 590 meters, this is the tallest waterfall in Colombia, offering stunning views.

El Chiflón Waterfall

A smaller waterfall that provides a perfect spot for photographs and relaxation.

Cloud Forest Trails

Trails meandering through dense woodland offering opportunities to see unique plant species.