Travel Guide Parque Nacional San Miguel

The San Miguel National Park really deserves the detour and not only for the fortress it houses. This park is in reality a wildlife and floral reserve, a mystical place that calls for introspection and contemplation. Some even say that magnetic flows have been felt, like these crows dance over the peaks of the Vigia and Picado mountains. These two hills are about metres above sea level and offer unobstructed views over the vast Rocha plains and Rio Grande do Sul (Brazil). Through the park you will see herds of cows and criollos horses. You can take a 4 X 4 excursion and climb up to the two hills. This place is amazing, mystical, covered by a cluster of volcanic stones stemming, it seems, from fusion fusion (which is why we talk about mysticism and magnetic waves). In the face of such a show, you may also look at the side of the Laguna Laguna, often misty and with a very vague contour. To continue the discovery of the park - on earth, this time - will visit the magnificent Fortín (or Fuerte) of San Miguel.