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Attractions. What to See
Temperatures
Usually between 5 and 10 C in summer and 20 C below zero in winter. Nights are usually cold. Rainfalls in winter are frequent and sometimes are accompained by snowstorms. National Astronomical ObservatoryDue to the admirable clarity and excellent weather conditions of the park, in 1971 the Universidad Autónoma de México established the National Astronomical Observatory at Cerro de La Cúpula, at an altitude of 2,830 m. Currently, the observatory, which is the second most important in Latin America, has 3 telescopes whose diameters are: 2.1 m, 1.5 m, and 84 cms and sophisticated equipment such as photometers and spectrographs.
Brief HistoryThe Spanish settlers explored the area for the first time around 1701. In 1796 the Dominican missionaries founded the San Pedro Mártir de Verona mission of which only ruins remain.
How to get to the San Pedro Mártir National ParkFrom Ensenada, on the Highway 1, drive to the south. After about 140 km you will arrive at San Telmo, south of Colonet. There is a deviation to the left. Drive in the junction and after about 90 km you will arrive to the park.
RecommendedNot AllowedLittering, fishing, hunting, fishing, off-road vehicles & motorcycles, cutting boughs or branches.
Contact San Pedro Martir National ParkApartado 877 San Pedro Martir National Park. Share your experiences.
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