Reserva Nacional Alto Biobío
About
Reserva Nacional Alto Biobío is a protected natural area in Araucanía, Chile, covering about 77,300 acres (313 km²). Its peaks include Cerro Pilunmahuida. Waterfalls inside it include Salto Los Chenques Colorados and Salto Los Pinos Quemados. It was established in 1912. It is classed as a national reserve of Chile. It is managed as an IUCN category IV protected area. Administratively, it is in Malleco Province. These details come from Wikidata. The boundary comes from OpenStreetMap. Check the park's own rules, fees and opening hours before you go.
Park size
77,309 acres
Location
Reserva Nacional Alto Biobío
Araucanía
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