Los Alerces National Park

Chubut, Argentina

Los Alerces National Park is in Chubut, Argentina. Creators show dense forests of ancient Patagonian cypress (alerce) trees, some said to be over 3,000 years old, beside rivers and deep blue lakes with snow-capped Andean peaks beyond. Creators describe the site as a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Location
Chubut, Argentina
Coordinates
-42.97413, -71.64386
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41:48Ancient Patagonian cypress in Los Alerces

Meandering rivers and deep blue lakes wind through dense forests of ancient Patagonian cypress (alerce) trees, some over 3,000 years old. Snow-capped Andean peaks rise above green mountain valleys and pristine waterways protected within this UNESCO site.

28:30Forests of Los Alerces National Park

Sunlight filters through towering ancient alerce trees along clear emerald-green rivers and glacial lakes. This UNESCO World Heritage site protects some of the oldest living trees in South America.

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Where is Los Alerces National Park?

Los Alerces National Park is in Chubut, Argentina. Its coordinates are about -42.97413, -71.64386.

Is Los Alerces National Park worth visiting?

Creators show ancient alerce forests, clear emerald-green rivers and glacial lakes within the park.

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