Copo National Park

Copo National Park encompasses 118,118 hectares of protected forests, grasslands, and wetlands in northern Argentina's Santiago del Estero Province.

The national park, established in 2000, preserves a section of the remaining 20 percent of Santiago del Estero's original quebracho forest landscape.

The protected area maintains connections to indigenous communities who historically inhabited the Copo Department region before the park's establishment.

Visitors need to contact the National Parks Administration office in advance to arrange entry permits and coordinate with local guides for park exploration.

The park shelters endangered species including the maned wolf, jaguar, giant anteater, chacoan peccary, and giant armadillo within its protected boundaries.

Location: Copo Department

Inception: 1998

Operator: Administración Parques Nacionales

Website: https://argentina.gob.ar/interior/ambiente/parquesnacionales/copo

GPS coordinates: -25.96667,-61.88333

Latest update: May 11, 2025 20:48