Overview
Quebrada de los Cuervos is one of Uruguay's national parks, protecting a dramatic canyon with steep rocky walls and waterfalls like Cascada del Brujo. The park's name comes from the abundant red-headed Turkey vulture (Cathartes aura ruficollis), locally called crow.
Day Trips · Nature · Trekking
Before you go
Activities
Main activities are hiking the canyon trail, viewing waterfalls (Cascada del Brujo), and wildlife observation (turkey vultures). Camping is available at both the official park and private areas.
Facilities
The park entrance has an information center, restrooms, a campsite, and a leisure area. Amenities are basic but sufficient for overnight stays.
Hours
Official park: Wed-Sun only. Private canyon section: open every day. Plan your visit accordingly to ensure access.
Transport
The park is 45 km from Treinta y Tres; no public transport directly to the park is documented. Visitors typically need private transport or a local taxi from Treinta y Tres.