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El Chiflón Natural Park adventures

El Chiflón Natural Park Adventures

El Chiflón Natural Park is celebrated for its stunning series of waterfalls cascading down rugged landscape, creating a captivating outdoor destination perfect for adventure and nature lovers alike.

Not specified
Acres Protected
Approximately 2 miles
Miles of Trails
Approximately 150,000
Annual Visitors
Not specified
Year Established

Popular Activities

Plan Your Visit

Everything you need to know to prepare for an unforgettable trip to El Chiflón Natural Park.

Entrance Requirements

Entrance fees apply, payable at the park entrance.

Best Time to Visit

Visit in the dry season (November to April) for clearer trails and swimming; the wet season brings more impressive water flow.

Visitor Information

A visitor information area is located near the main entrance of the park.

Getting There

Accessible via Highway 190, with parking available at the park entrance.

Weather & Climate

The climate is generally mild to warm throughout the year, with the rainy season from May to October bringing heavier rains and increased humidity.

Conservation Efforts

The park faces challenges from increasing visitor pressure; efforts are being made to manage foot traffic and protect delicate ecosystems.

Camping in El Chiflón Natural Park

Find the perfect spot to stay overnight and immerse yourself in the details.

Las Nubes Campground

Primitive
No Reservations Needed

Located near the Velo de Novia waterfall, offering basic facilities and stunning riverside views.

Top Trails

Velo de Novia Trail

Moderate
1 mile

Takes visitors to the park's main waterfall, with spectacular views along the way.

El Tiempo Trail

Easy
1 mile

Winds through lush forest, ideal for bird watching and enjoying easier access to natural pools.

Trailblazer Tips

Plan to visit early in the morning for fewer crowds and better light for photography.

The wet season brings more dramatic waterfalls, but be prepared for slippery trails.

Weekends and holidays can be busy; consider a weekday visit for a quieter experience.

Comfortable, non-slip shoes are recommended due to damp conditions near waterfalls.

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