Farallones de Cali National Natural Park
Parque Nacional Natural Farallones de Cali
Granite peaks and cloud forest rise to the southwest of Cali, with the highest summit above 4,000 meters. Visitors can hike, bird-watch, and see waterfalls.
Farallones de Cali National Park forms a natural barrier behind Cali, covering ecosystems from lowland rainforest to high alpine grasslands. Its highest peak is about 4,100 meters. It is the main water source for Cali and home to more than 500 bird species. Visitors usually enter from Pance or La Elvira and, with a hiking guide, reach waterfalls, high mountain lakes, or climb the peak known as the 'Parrot's Beak.' Some routes are controlled by the national park, so they must be booked in advance with a guide. High-altitude routes require overnight camping in the mountains. Most visitors choose a half-day or full-day hike.
Opening hours
Per national park rules (reservation required)
Nearby sights
- Ecoparque Río Pance
- Parque del Perro (San Fernando)
- Cristo Rey
- Cali Botanical Garden
- Cali Zoo
- Galería Alameda
- San Antonio Hill & Chapel
- San Antonio Neighborhood