Patty P · Public domainCerro Mbatoví
A ridge of the Cordillera de los Altos, a Municipal Interest Natural Reserve since 2007.
What it is
Cerro Mbatoví is a ridge of the Cordillera de los Altos, in the municipality of Paraguarí. Wikipedia gives two different heights: 250 m in the text and 401 m in the data box, so the figure should be taken with caution. It was declared a Natural Reserve of Municipal Interest by Ordinance No. 141/2007 of the Paraguarí Municipal Board, dated 4 September 2007. Access is managed by the municipality.
What to see and do
- A ridge with recognised ecological value
- A panorama of the Paraguarí hills
Did you know…?
The same Wikipedia article gives two different heights, 250 m and 401 m.
History
The municipal reserve declaration dates from 4 September 2007.
Tips
- Ask the Paraguarí municipality about access and reserve rules.
- Combine it with Cerro Hũ.
Check opening hours before you go.
Best time: Cool, dry months.
Activities
Festivals and events here
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Researched and reviewed in September 2026 with 4 sources. A second reviewer checked dates, coordinates and lodging. Hours and prices may change.