Local Transport
The park is located just a few kilometers south of Chimaltenango; consider taking a local taxi or 'camioneta' for easy access.
Los Aposentos
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National Park·Quiet, Natural, Peaceful, Scenic
Los Aposentos is a charming forested park area situated just a few kilometers south of Chimaltenango, Guatemala. Originally known as Finca la Alameda, the site was renamed in 1929 and officially designated as a national park in 1955. Spanning approximately 0.15 square kilometers, the park is defined by its collection of natural springs and two small, tranquil lakes that provide a scenic backdrop for visitors. It serves as a quiet escape for those looking to enjoy the local flora and the refreshing atmosphere of a protected natural area. The park remains a significant local landmark, preserving a slice of the Guatemalan landscape for public enjoyment.
Los Aposentos is a charming forested park area situated just a few kilometers south of Chimaltenango, Guatemala. Originally known as Finca la Alameda, the site was renamed in 1929 and officially designated as a national park in 1955. Spanning approximately 0.15 square kilometers, the park is defined by its collection of natural springs and two small, tranquil lakes that provide a scenic backdrop for visitors. It serves as a quiet escape for those looking to enjoy the local flora and the refreshing atmosphere of a protected natural area. The park remains a significant local landmark, preserving a slice of the Guatemalan landscape for public enjoyment.
Highlights
Two tranquil, scenic lakes
Natural springs throughout the park
Lush, protected forested area
Significant local historical landmark
Before you go: Los Aposentos essentials
The park is a small, protected area, so visitors should practice 'leave no trace' principles.
It is primarily a quiet, natural site rather than an adventure-heavy park.
Check local conditions before visiting, as facilities may be limited.
Footwear
Wear comfortable walking shoes as the park features natural paths and forest terrain.
Best For
Nature walks, quiet reflection, and local outdoor scenery.
Currency
GTQ Q
Average Cost
$20-$40 p/day
Languages Spoken
Spanish, Kʼicheʼ
Best Time to Visit
Visit during the dry season for the most pleasant weather for walking and photography.
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Location
Guatemala