La Campana National Park

Displaying one of the last forests of Chilean Palma – a native species in risk of extinction which can reach up to 30m high! The forest here is abundant in lingues, canelos, palo santo and peumos; foxes and birdlife can be spotted. Fantastic views of The Andes and the Pacific Ocean are available from the top of La Campana hill - even Charles Darwin reached its top, in 1834. The park has 3 main areas: Granizo, Cajón Grande and Palmas de Ocoa. Each offers multiple trails for trekking, hiking and nature watching. Granizo is a favorite for climbers and trekkers.