Late January brings runners from around the globe to compete amidst the park’s spectacular scenery.

Celebrated on February 12th with special events, exhibitions, and activities marking the park’s establishment.

Although typically celebrated on September 18th nationwide, nearby towns might host festivities earlier, including traditional music, dance, and food fairs.

Enjoy the vibrant colors of the park’s foliage as autumn sets in, creating stunning landscapes.

Ideal for quieter hikes and wildlife spotting before the peak tourist influx.

Take advantage of snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, and winter hikes in the park’s serene, snowy landscape.

Nearby towns host cultural events with traditional food, music, and outdoor activities celebrating the winter season.

Spot guanacos, foxes, condors, and more as wildlife becomes more active during this tranquil time.

Trails come alive with vibrant wildflowers, making it a picturesque time for exploration.

Popular trails such as the W Trek and O Circuit welcome trekkers as the hiking season begins.

Migratory and local bird species thrive, offering exceptional opportunities for bird enthusiasts.

The summer season kicks off with prime conditions for hiking, kayaking, horseback riding, and camping in the park.