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Chirripó National Park
An area with attractions unique not only in Costa Rica, but in all of Central America.
Within the park we find the highest mountains in Costa Rica and the largest extension of Páramo in Central America. We can help you coordinate the trek to this magical park.
Approximate duration of hike to Base Crestones: 8 hours
Distance of hike: 14.5 km
Physical Demands: Relatively high
Access: by foot only.
Chirripó... a high altitude destination
Chirripó National Park is home to a great quantity of wild animals and plants, with exquisite and unique landscapes...
Rules of Conduct
Chirripó National Park is unique in its class, and therefore you should know how to protect and take care of yourself during your visit...Tours
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Environmental tips
1. Give preventative maintenance to your motor.
2. Make sure your tires are inflated to the ideal air pressure.
3. Use your airconditioning responsibly.
4. Do not overload your vehicle.
5. Drive responsibly..
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ESPACIOS PARA LA CAMINATA A CHIRRIPO
Ultimo fin de semana de Julio, contamos con 5 ...Dare to climb the highest mountain in Costa Rica the majestic Cerro ChirripomoreESPACIOS DISPONIBLES PARA LA CAMINATA A CHIRRIPO
TENEMOS DISPONIBILIDAD DE ESPACIOS WE DO HAVE AVAILABLES SPACE FOR APRIL TO DO THE CHIRRIPO TREKmoreCHIRRIPO AGOSTO A DICIEMBRE
TOURS AL PARQUE NACIONAL CHIRRIPO EN TEMPORADA ...LEST HIKE CHIRRIPOmoreNuevo sistema de reservaciones Online.
moreHORARIO ESPECIAL RESTAURANTE
SPECIAL SCHEDULE IN OUR RESTAURANTmore
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How to get here???
How to arrive in San Gerardo de Rivas, the community where the Hotel de Montaña el Pelicano is located...Biodiversity
A small yellowish Vireo with a wide, incomplete spectacle and a long thin tail...Name: Yellow-winged Vireo
Scientific name: Vireo carmioli
Family: Vireonidae
Region: San Gerardo
