Tres Hermanas Falls

The Tres Hermanas Falls forms three distinct cascades with a total height of 914 meters, creating a powerful flow through the deep canyon.

The falls gained recognition after photographer Alejandro Balaguer captured its existence while researching the nearby Catarata Parijaro waterfalls.

The waterfall system holds significance in the Junín region, where local communities maintain traditional practices within the protected natural environment.

Visitors can reach the falls during the dry season from May to September when water flow decreases to approximately 1 cubic foot per second.

The water descends through three main tiers, with the first two sections each dropping about 183 meters before continuing into the Río Cutevirini.

Location: Junin Department

Height: 914 m

Width: 12 m

GPS coordinates: -11.97780,-73.64808

Latest update: May 11, 2025 08:58