Corazon del Bosque

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Corazon del Bosque is located in the upper watershed and is the best place for seeing the Pink-headed Warbler and Guatemalan Junco.

Besides these two highly sought-after regional endemics, the Pine-Oak forest lists a total of 110 species.

This area is administered by K’iché Maya community.

Restaurant and other services available.

Ecosystem(s):

Montane Forest

Species of Interest:

  1. Pink-headed Warbler
  2. Blue-throated Motmot
  3. Guatemalan Junco (Yellow-eyed)

Trail Profile:

  • Duration: 2 – 3 hours
  • Total Distance: 1.2 miles
  • Elevation Change: 185 ft
  • Difficulty rating: Easy

How to arrive/Meeting place:

Park entrance at Km 145 Panamerican Highway

Recommendations:

April – August is best time for Blue-throated Motmot sightings; Pink-headed Warbler is year round resident.

Entrance fee:

Q10

Protection status:

Community Park