What to see
Trails
At the entrance to the park, there is an information centre with a Ranger station where the interpretive trails begin. Other three trails of low and medium difficulty begin at the El Pichón Ranger station and can be followed in a 9 km route that takes 4.5 hours. On Las Hormigas trail, there is a great panoramic point where the Aconcagua Mountain can be seen on clear days.
The place has a service area to spend the day.
Ripe fruit of carob tree
Telteca preserves the original landscapes of eastern Mendoza and is home to Huarpe native communities that maintain a deep bond with carob trees and their fruit, the carob, which they use to prepare food and drinks. In fact, the name Telteca derives from their language (“Teñc” ripe and “Teca” fruit): “ripe fruit of carob tree”.
The desert birds
In Telteca there are several species highly sought after by birdwatchers, such as the crested gallito, the Chaco rufous-legged owl and the yellow cardinal. With a bit of luck, Chaco eagles can also be seen.