Monte Leon National Park (Parklands)

Monte León National Park, established in 2002 through public and private collaboration, is a magical landscape created by the wild winds and waters of Patagonia. Covering 155,000 acres and boasting 25 miles of shoreline, this destination for adventurous travelers is home to charismatic creatures like guanacos and Magellanic penguins. Photographer Antonio Vizcaíno’s visual tour explores the park’s natural features, wildlife, landforms, textures, and light, complemented by essays from key players. Monte León is a beautiful book that invites readers to visit this lesser-known treasure of Argentina’s coast.

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