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The park is home to over 150 bird species, including the iconic Andean condor. Early morning is the best time for wildlife spotting along the forest trails.

Yes, certified nature guides offer 2-hour tours (starting at $15/person) that cover the park's ecosystems and conservation efforts. Bookings can be made at the visitor center.

Essentials include: hiking shoes, rain jacket (even in dry season), binoculars for birdwatching, and sufficient water bottles. The park has no drinking water stations.

Only the main plaza area has wheelchair access. The nature trails contain uneven terrain and are not suitable for mobility devices.

Overnight stays are strictly prohibited due to safety regulations. The nearest accommodations are in Medellín's Laureles district, just 40 minutes away.

The park ranges from 1,800 to 2,300 meters above sea level. Visitors unused to high altitudes should take it slow and stay hydrated to avoid altitude sickness.