Catarata El Tirol, Waterfall in Chanchamayo Province, Peru

Catarata El Tirol is a waterfall in the Chanchamayo Province of Junín, Peru, a few kilometres from San Ramón. It lies in the Tirol ravine at 814 m above sea level and drops 30 m in three cascades up to 7 m wide, ending in a pool about 1 m deep.

The waterfall lies in the Tirol ravine, a side valley of the Chanchamayo Province in Junín, a few kilometres from San Ramón, at 814 metres above sea level. The sources record no founding date or settlers; the name simply repeats that of the ravine that carries its three falls.

The waterfall belongs to the Tirol ravine, and its name is shared with that gorge rather than with any documented foreign settlement. Visitors reach it on a walk of about 40 minutes from the San Ramón area, passing vegetation along the way. The pool at the base is about one metre deep.

The waterfall lies a few kilometres from San Ramón, in the Tirol ravine at 814 m above sea level, reached on foot in about 40 minutes. The air temperature is around 21 °C. The three drops fall into a pool about 1 m deep, 7 m wide.

The waterfall lies in the Tirol ravine at 814 metres above sea level, a few kilometres from San Ramón. Its three drops reach a width of 7 metres and fall into a pool 1 metre deep, where the water stays around 21 °C.