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Los Cardones National Park and the landscapes of Cachi, Salta

Summary

Los Cardones National Park protects the giant cactus forests, high plains and the Tin Tin straight that shape the landscapes of Cachi, Salta, with free entry all year.

Visiting the park

  • Entry is free2
  • Best from April to November4
  • Short trails beside the road16

Map of 35 stops

Salta, the Bishop's Slope and Cachi, pin by pin

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Map of Los Cardones National Park marking Piedra del Molino, Cachipampa, the Ojo de Cóndor viewpoint, the Recta del Tin Tin, El Churcal, Cerro Malcante and Payogasta

  1. The top of the climb at 3,348 m, with a stone chapel and a broken granite millstone.

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  2. The high plain you see from Route 33 on the way into the park.

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  3. A short path up a hillock beside the road, looking out over the cardones.

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  4. The long straight road across the cactus plain, on the line of an ancient path.

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  5. A churqui forest with the Los Guaipos loop and the Yacoraite campsite.

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  6. The park's mountain trail, starting at 4,046 m and open from April to November.

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  7. The park's administrative seat, where red peppers dry in the sun on the farms.

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Candelabra cactus taller than a house, a road as straight as a ruler and condors over an empty plain: the landscapes of Cachi, Salta, start inside this park.

Editorial team, cachitour.click · Updated November 12, 2026 · Reading: 7 min

In brief

  • SizeMore than 64,000 hectares of protected land.1
  • EntryFree, open all year, entry from 9:30 to 18.2,3
  • Best monthsApril to November, says the park service.4
  • Star speciesThe cardón cactus, close to 15 m at its tallest.5
  • Emblem birdThe Andean flicker, a ground-loving woodpecker.6

A park made for the giant cactus

Los Cardones National Park was created in 1996 under Law 24,737 and covers 64,117 hectares.7,8 Its land runs over dry ranges and gorges between 2,700 and 5,000 m, which is why the road from the Bishop's Slope to Cachi spends so long crossing it.9 On the tour you are inside the park from the moment you pass the chapel at Piedra del Molino.

The park service describes a mosaic of environments: high Andes, puna, the dry Monte of sierras and basins where the cactus forests grow, and even a patch of cloud grassland that belongs to the Yungas.10 That mix explains the sudden changes of color and texture through the bus window, from grey scree to golden grass to green cactus columns standing in rows.

Above all, this is cactus country. The park service says the Monte sector has the greatest cactus diversity in Argentina and one of the highest in the world.11 The national tourism board calls the park home to one of the most extensive cardón stands in South America.12 If a single picture defines the landscapes of Cachi, Salta, it is a cardón against a hard blue sky, and you will take dozens of them here.

Trails at a glance

Park trails, heights and walking times

TrailAltitudeLengthTime
Caminos del Pasado2,969 m50 m15 min
Secretos del Cardonal2,800 m200 m20 min
Ojo de Cóndor3,035 m130 m25 min
Papas Silvestres3,088 m120 m15 min
El Ciénego3,088 m1,200 m45 min
Los Guaipos2,844 m2,000 m2 hours
Cerro Malcante4,046 m start1,154 m climb4 hours

Approximate times and altitudes from the park service's trail list.28,16,30,29,31,32,33,34

How a cardón lives for centuries

The cardón is a slow builder. According to the provincial tourism board, a plant grows only 1 to 5 cm in a typical year, which makes the roadside giants very old indeed.19 The board puts the age of the park's tall cardones at between 250 and 300 years, so treat the tall ones with the respect you would give an ancient tree.20 A slow grower in a dry land also heals slowly, which is why a scratched initial or a broken arm stays visible for decades.

Height figures vary by source. The park service says the park's cardones can reach almost 15 m, while the provincial board gives up to 10 m and a life of 250 years.5,21 Both agree on the details that make the plant so tough: its leaves have evolved into spines that cut water loss and defend it, and its trunk does the work of photosynthesis and stores water.22,23

Flowers are a rare event. The board says a cardón only blooms once it has lived for half a century, and its fruit, the pasacana, releases about 80,000 seeds.24,25 The park service adds that the big white flowers open at dusk and last only a few hours.26 Young plants survive by sprouting under the jarilla shrub, which shelters them until they are big enough to stand alone.27

Trail lengths

How long each park trail is

  • Caminos del Pasado50
  • Papas Silvestres120
  • Ojo de Cóndor130
  • Secretos del Cardonal200
  • El Ciénego1,200
  • Los Guaipos2,000

Trail lengths in meters as the park service publishes them.28,29,30,16,31,32

Cactus wood in roofs, furniture and law

Look closely at a dead cardón and you will see a lattice of pale wood behind the spines. The provincial board notes that this light, fragile-looking timber has been used for roof beams, furniture and crafts.38 In a valley with so few trees, a straight beam of any kind was precious, and the hollow, ribbed skeleton of a fallen cardón was light enough to carry down a mountain on a mule.

You can see the result in Cachi. The national tourism board points out the town church, across from the main square, for its architecture and its roofs of cardón wood.39 Step inside, look up, and the pale slatted ceiling tells you how the valley built before timber could be trucked in over the slope. It deserves a look on even the shortest stop on the square.

That use came at a price. The board explains that the species came close to extinction, so it was protected, and cutting a cardón is now strictly forbidden.37 Treat every plant in the park as protected, never break off a piece of wood or a spine as a souvenir, and buy crafts only from shops that can tell you where the wood came from. It is the simplest way to help the park survive its own popularity.

Which stop?

Pick your park stop

Go by your time budget and your interests.

  • If I only have a few minutes

    Secretos del Cardonal

    A loop of 200 m and about 20 minutes among the cardones.16

  • If I want the big view

    Ojo de Cóndor

    A short path above the road looking over the cactus valley.15

  • If I love birds

    El Churcal

    Churqui forest over 500 hectares, ideal for birdwatching.35

  • If I want a real mountain

    Cerro Malcante

    A climb from 4,046 m to 5,220 m, open April to November.33,36

  • If I want it all with a guide

    The Cachi day tour

    Stops in the park and on the Tin Tin straight, from $30.

Landscapes compared

Cactus forest, churqui wood or high grassland

Cardones

Cactus forest

The Monte sector

  • TrailSecretos del Cardonal
  • Altitude2,800 m
  • Look forCactus giants
See the park day tour

Birds

Churqui forest

El Churcal

  • TrailLos Guaipos
  • Altitude2,844 m
  • Look forBirdlife and a lagoon
See the park day tour

Flowers

Cloud grassland

Yungas edge

  • TrailEl Ciénego
  • Altitude3,088 m
  • Look forSpring flowers
See the park day tour

The Recta del Tin Tin and the Inca road

After the high plain the road drops onto the Recta del Tin Tin, which the provincial board describes as a dead straight line 18 km long at 3,000 m.17 Historical references say native peoples laid it out, using fires as markers to keep it true.78 Today it is paved and lined with countless cardones, with Cerro Negro on the right and Cerro Tin Tin on the left.79

The straight is part of a much larger story. The provincial board explains that Inca builders laid perfect straights wherever the ground was flat, and names the Tin Tin as a modern valley road that was once a pre-Columbian path.80 Those roads served people on foot, chasqui messengers among them, and llamas that carried 30 to 40 kg on their backs.81 The park's Caminos del Pasado trail, at km 90 of route 33, explains the history on signs beside the road.82

The tour stops here for photos and a short walk of 15 minutes. Come back in summer and the scene changes: after the first January rains the yellow amancay flower carpets the valley floor.83 At the far end the straight meets route 42 towards Seclantás, passing 3 km from the park's forest of giant churqui trees.71 Few visitors drive that far, so the side road is a quiet place to stop and listen to the wind in the grass.

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Day tours through Los Cardones

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Day tours through Los Cardones

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Through the park

Crossing Los Cardones on the way to Cachi

  1. East gate

    Piedra del Molino

    The chapel and millstone mark the eastern entrance of the park.13

  2. High plain

    Cachipampa

    A wide plain with the El Hervidero lagoon in view from the road.14

  3. Viewpoint

    Ojo de Cóndor

    A short walk to a lookout over the cactus valley.15

  4. Cactus forest

    Secretos del Cardonal

    A loop of 200 m through the cardones beside the road.16

  5. The straight

    Recta del Tin Tin

    A line of 18 km across the plain at 3,000 m.17

  6. West side

    Payogasta

    The village where the park has its offices.18

Trails short enough for a tour stop

The park service has built several short trails beside the main road through the park. Secretos del Cardonal starts at km 85 of the Tin Tin straight and loops through a cactus forest that spreads over 10,000 hectares.84,85 It is only 200 m long and takes about 20 minutes at 2,800 m.16 Nearby, the Ojo de Cóndor viewpoint is a walk of 130 m and about 25 minutes, with parking beside the road.30

For a longer outing, take the side road of about 2 km that leaves route 33 at km 83 for El Churcal, a dense forest of churqui trees over 500 hectares that is excellent for birds.35 Its Los Guaipos loop is 2,000 m long and takes about 2 hours.32 The El Ciénego loop is 1,200 m and about 45 minutes, and after a steep first 200 m it suits children as well as adults.31,86

Serious hikers can tackle Cerro Malcante, open from 1 April to 30 November.36 It starts at 4,046 m and ends at 5,220 m, a climb of 1,154 m that takes about 4 hours.33,34 The park requires high-mountain experience, prior registration and proper equipment.77 On every trail, signs warn of spiders and venomous snakes, so stay on the path and watch for traffic.75

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This plant species was in danger of extinction, so it was protected, and today cutting it down is strictly forbidden.
Visit Salta, Ministry of Tourism and Sports of Salta Province37

Park visit

Los Cardones checklist

Bring3

  • Water and snacks: the park has no shop73
  • A portable stove if you camp: no fires74
  • Sunscreen, hat and a warm layer

On the trails3

  • Stay on the path: spiders and snakes live here75
  • Read the puma signs on the longer trails76
  • Leave every cactus and spine where it is37

Plan3

  • Entry from 9:30 to 183
  • Entry is free2
  • Register in advance for Cerro Malcante77

Guanacos, condors and the Andean flicker

Wildlife is part of the classic Cachi, Salta, Argentina landscape. The park service lists the guanaco, the Andean condor, the grey fox, the skunk, the guaipo and the chinchillón among the animals you might meet.87 Guanacos are often seen on the high plain, and the park service notes them at times around the Ojo de Cóndor viewpoint; watch them from a distance.15

The park's emblem is the Andean flicker, called yasto locally, one of the largest woodpeckers and a bird that spends much of its life on the ground.6 Instead of drilling trees, it digs its nest burrows into earth banks.88 Listen for its loud call carrying across the slopes, and look for a stocky bird hopping between rocks rather than clinging to a trunk.

Rarer species need protection. The park service names the pampas cat, the Tucumán mountain finch and the red fox among threatened animals living here.89 The provincial board adds the vicuña and the taruca, or northern huemul, both endangered and protected in the region.90 Signs on some trails also mention pumas, so keep children close and follow the instructions on the boards.76

Entry, camping and what the park does not have

Entry to the park is free.2 It is open all year, the park service recommends coming between April and November, and entry hours run from 9:30 to 18 each day.91,3 The headquarters are in Payogasta, at km 4510 of national route 40, on a small square by the road.18 For the Valle Encantado near Cachi, Salta, ask the rangers about the state of the steep access track before you drive down.

Inside the park, the Yacoraite day-use and camping area sits among 500 hectares of churqui forest.92 Fires are not allowed, so bring a portable stove, and pets are not allowed either.74,93 There is solar charging for small devices such as phones and cameras.94 The sky here is dark, and the park celebrated its 30th anniversary with a free stargazing night on the Secretos del Cardonal trail.95

Plan for what is missing. The park has no shop, no WiFi and no other tourist services.73 Fuel, a hospital, restaurants and every kind of lodging wait in Cachi, 11 km beyond Payogasta.96 If you visit with a guide, check their provincial credential: the province requires one for anyone working as a tour guide.97 Carry water, snacks and sun protection even for a short stop.

FAQ

Questions answered quickly.

How much does Los Cardones National Park cost?
Nothing, entry is free.

The park service lists entry as free; it is open all year with entry from 9:30 to 18.2,3

Which months suit a visit to the park?
April to November.

The park service recommends April to November, outside the summer rains; the national tourism board says March to November.4,98

How old are the giant cardones?
Centuries old.

The provincial board gives the park's tall cardones an age of 250 to 300 years, growing 1 to 5 cm a year.20,19

Is the Recta del Tin Tin an Inca road?
It follows an ancient path.

The provincial board calls the straight a former pre-Columbian road, laid out by native peoples who used fires as markers.80,78

Which trail is easiest on a short stop?
Secretos del Cardonal.

It is 200 m long, takes about 20 minutes and runs through the cactus forest at km 85 of route 33.16,84

Can I camp in Los Cardones?
Yes, at Yacoraite.

The Yacoraite area in the churqui forest allows camping; fires and pets are not allowed.92,74,93

Can I take a piece of cactus wood?
No.

The cardón was close to extinction, so it is protected and cutting it is strictly forbidden.37

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