Parque Nacional Cumbres de Monterrey
About
Parque Nacional Cumbres de Monterrey is a protected natural area in Nuevo León, Mexico, covering about 443,000 acres (1,793 km²). There are 11 mapped trails inside it, including Brecha Del Chile, Brecha Pico Lobos and Vereda Abrazo Del Oso. Its peaks include Sierra El Tarillal, Sierra Potrero de Ábrego and Sierra San Juan Bautista. Waterfalls inside it include Cascada Cafe, Cascada Matacanes and Cascada Turquesa. For camping, there is Jardín de piedra and Las Adjuntas. Elevations inside the park range from about 2,780 ft to 10,480 ft. The nearest town is San Isidro, about 0.6 miles northwest of the park's centre. It was established in 2000. It is classed as a biosphere reserve. It is managed as an IUCN category II protected area. 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
443,009 acres
Location
Parque Nacional Cumbres de Monterrey
Nuevo León
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