The Altos de Lircay National Reserve, Chile is a reserve known to be a protected area. It has a wide spanned area of about 16,684 hectares or about 36,704 acres and within this sprawling area there are beautiful natural attractions such as the Lircay River or the Los Coigües Gorge, or archaeological sites of interest such as La Piedra los Platos. The best season to visit this reserve is during autumn and spring, when there are not many visitors. The reserve does not have picnicking or camping facilities, although it is still possible to camp. Bringing pets, however, is not allowed. Fires are also prohibited.
The location of the park is very close to the main city center of Santiago from where you can take a direct taxi or a bus ride to the vicinity of this famous nature reserve. The Altos de Lircay National Reserve, Chile is situated in the Maule region 66 kilometers east of Talca San Clement.
You can visit the Santiago-Talca region, which can be reached by route 5 south after the second access to Talca towards the South. From the city begin heading east. You can visit the Park all year round and other nearby attractions include Radal 7 Tazaz National reserve. You can enjoy swimming, climbing trekking and among other exploits you could also enjoy the fun of indulging in sports like horseback riding, photography and wildlife observation. The climate of the place is a critical area of observation for anyone who travels to the Altos de Lircay national Reserve, Chile. The best time to visit is the summer season which spans in the months of December and January. The area is well known for its warm and hot micro climate with a well defined season for the winter and summer months. The seasons are known to be a good indicator for deciding on travel plans for tourists. The winter temperature fluctuates between 5 degrees and 18 degrees Centigrade while in summer it can easily reach 30 degrees centigrade. Rainfall measures to about 1550 to about 2000 millimeters on an average per year. The winters also see heavy snowfall and these can measure up to 60 cm to 8 cm on an average.
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