It offers an impressive view and a semi-desert landscape that blends with the forest of the Sierra Fría. It's an ideal place for adrenaline junkies, offering the opportunity to enjoy nature in a fun and exciting way.

The park surrounds the Potrerillos Dam, and you can enjoy hiking on some of its trails, BMX biking, and boat rides. 

There's an exhilarating course with two zip lines, one measuring 90 meters and another measuring 140 meters in length. Additionally, there are 16 Tibetan bridges, with the longest one stretching 155 meters over the water at an approximate height of 25 meters. The entire journey lasts about an hour and a half, and you'll face various challenges, such as the Monkey Bridge consisting of three cables at a height of 40 meters.

You can also go rock climbing and rappelling in the Juan Caporal ravine or take a boat ride on the dam. 

The park provides a camping area next to the Potrerillos Dam and the legendary 3-kilometer-long Potrerillo Tunnel. If you prefer not to camp, the park also offers cabin accommodations with all services.

The Potrerillos Tunnel has a height of 33 meters and can be explored by bicycle. It starts at the dam and leads to a beautiful canyon landscape.