Wild-life at its fullest, get here and find out. 

My Panama Live with affability altogether invites to all the Panamanians and tourists to the activity organized by the Panamanian Association of Adventures and Excursionismo (APAVE) with the Municipal Park Summit. Call Acampemos 2009.

It is an activity for all the family realised by fourth consecutive year with great success. There is experiences for all the family with bonfires, games, acoustic music, exploration, camping, trekking and activities outdoors for all the lovers of the Panamanian nature.

It is an activity that I recommend not forget assit, with an excellent price $ 5.00  (dollars)

Its Date of beginning is Friday, 6 of February to the 10:00 a.m. with its great Inauguration and its date of closing is the Sunday, 8 of February to 3:00 p.m.

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or visit Apavepanama.org

I had the opportunity with a friendly group to visit the National Park Cerro Campana . Its forest humid tropical is formed by mountains of volcanic origin with important vitally important hydrographic river basins for the operation of the Panama Canal.

The fauna that is in the National Park Cerro Campana is composed by monkeys,nd more than 175 species of birds, the reptiles are represented by the Golden frog, species that only can be in this area. The Valley of Antón can be visited to see this species more close by.

Camino de Cruces National Park was established en December 30, it is 10,806 acres en size (4,373 hectares) and runs parallel to the Panama Canal waterway.

The area where this Park is located has always been important as a transit route, because it has served as a passageway for wildlife species between North and South America since the formation of the Panamanian isthmus. Spaniards, on the other hand, bécame aware of the strategic significance of having a route through the isthmus to trade merchandise and treasures between the Pacific coast of the continent and Europe. They established a road which become to be known as the Camino de Cruces (Crosses Road), which runs  through the Park area today. With the passing of time, a new peak period for this road began, being now the trasportation of gold from California to the American Atlantic coast and to Europe. The Panama Canal replaced Camino de Cruces as a merchandise trade route. Presently, it completes the natural corridor that protects the Eastern border of the Panama Canal and contributes, in this manner, to its long term operation.