Parque Nacional Tolhuaca

IMPORTANT INFORMATION!

If your purchase includes tickets for both national visitors and foreigners, you must make the selection in separate processes, but adding them to the same shopping cart before paying. The park, which is part of the Araucarias Biosphere Reserve, created by UNESCO in 1983, stands out for its impressive araucaria forests, beautiful lagoons, impressive waterfalls and views of the volcano that gives it its name. Its landscapes can be seen from its varied trails, where you can see various species of native fauna, including the pudú, the black carpenter and the four-eyed frog, among others. Remember to carry your Pass in paper form or on your mobile device to present it at the entrance along with your identity card

Free entry — Domestic: child, older adult and person with disabilities; Foreigner: child.