Camino de Cruces National Park, National park in Panama
Camino de Cruces National Park is a haven for biodiversity near the Panama Canal.
The park protects part of the old Camino de Cruces, a historical Spanish colonial road.
It reflects the interplay between natural landscapes and human influence over centuries.
Established in 1992, it's accessible for hiking and nature observation.
Home to remnants of Las Cruces trail used by the Spanish to transport gold.
Location: Panamá Province
Inception: 1992
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Camino de Cruces National Park is a haven for biodiversity near the Panama Canal.
The Panama Canal locks are a lock system that lifts ships up 85 feet to the main elevation of the Panama Canal and down again.
Fort Clayton was a former United States Army base.
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