Calabozo del Diablo
Escape to Calabozo del Diablo for a refreshing outdoor adventure. This nature preserve offers a medium-level hiking trail that leads you through beautiful landscapes and requires a few river crossings, adding an exciting challenge. Along the way, discover natural pools perfect for a swim. While the setting is stunning, remember to carry out what you bring in, as litter can detract from the beauty of the area. It's a popular spot for camping, so plan your visit accordingly to enjoy the best of nature.
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | Closed |
| Friday | Closed |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
Best: Visit on weekdays for a quieter experience, especially in the morning.
Busiest: Weekends 10AM-3PM
Quietest: Weekdays before 10AM
The preserve does not offer wheelchair accessible entrances or parking. It's best suited for visitors who can navigate uneven terrain. Bring your own supplies and ensure to pack out any trash to keep the area pristine. Restrooms are not specified, so plan accordingly.
By car, take Route 5 towards San José de Maipo and follow signs to Calabozo del Diablo. Limited parking is available near the entrance. For public transport, check local bus schedules heading to San José de Maipo, then consider a short taxi ride to the entrance. If biking or walking, prepare for a scenic journey with beautiful views along the way, but ensure you're ready for the terrain.
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