Some of the oldest mountains in the world make up this small natural reserve. Once the home of the original inhabitants of Tandil, the reserve is comprised of natural rock formations sit alongside the ruins of man-made structures.

At the entrance, the Centro de Interpretacíon details the variety of species that visitors may encounter. Deer and snakes, native flora and exotic fauna, and even the odd puma, the bio-diversity of these 140 hectares is surprisingly varied. Although founded as a reserve in 1972, Sierra del Tigre remains isn't visited frequently, thus little has changed. Six kilometers outside of Tandil, the reserve features nature walks and beautiful viewpoints, which are easily ventured to alone.

Visitors with more specific interests can contact Gabriel Barletta (02293 – 427725) for horseback riding and specialist guided tours. It’s a long walk from the center of town, and much easily accessed by taxi or bike.

Location:
Av Don Basco (access at the end of Suiza)
Tandil, Argentina

National Park, Eco-Tour

Travel Skills: None

By Elizabeth Sutcliffe

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Created: 18 Feb 2008

Updated: 13 Mar 2008

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