In addition to the beaches on the Atlantic Coast, the summer season is also ideal for visiting the ecological reserves of Buenos Aires. The Province has areas where those who suffer the most from the heat can take refuge from urban life.
Additionally, in all cases, outdoor activities, camping, birdwatching, among others, are offered to be in full contact with nature.
Ecological reserves of Buenos Aires: three options to enjoy
La Reserva de Hurlingham. (Photo: Instagram reservanaturalhur).
1. Los Robles, Moreno
The most important routes that can be taken there are the Memoria and Ipacaá trails. It has a municipal nursery and another one with native flora species to visit for educational and reforestation purposes.
It also has grills, for a fee, and even accommodation to spend the night.
2. Reserva Natural El Palomar, Morón
Reserva Natural El Palomar.
Every Saturday in January there are guided tours from 4:30 pm to 6 pm and on Sunday the 26th, there will be a Birdwatching Initiation Workshop from 11 am to 12 pm.
There are circuits to contemplate the natural richness, areas for sports activities, and environmental proposals such as guided tours, workshops, environmental education activities, and squares with aerobic spaces.
3. Reserva Presidente Néstor Kirchner, in Hurlingham
Reserva Presidente Néstor Kirchner, in Hurlingham.
It has 49 hectares with over 9,000 specimens of trees of 240 native and exotic species. Visitors can smell the eucalyptus and walk among cedars, oaks, and pines.
There are also tables to rest and workshops on visual arts, photography, and entrepreneur fairs.
You can visit from 10 am to 6 pm, on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. In case of bad weather, it is important to note that it closes.
