Argentina National Parks.
Argentina offers a rich variety of outdoor activities and environments, from the subtropical rainforests in the north to the subarctic coast of Tierra del Fuego in the south Argentina maintains a number of national parks, natural reserves, national monuments and provincial parks.
The country has a long-standing and enlightened tradition of setting aside and protecting national and state parks. Patagonia, encompassing the steppes and mountains of the continent's south, is a vast natural wonderland but a visitor to many of the areas within the country is sure to find a regional national park.
Some of these parks are on UNESCO's World Heritage List for natural values.
Tourist visiting the national parks can enjoy fishing, trekking, rafting, horse-riding, mountain biking and photographic safaris and other recreational activities.
It is important to say that there are serveral provincial and local parks, reserves and monuments.
The country has a long-standing and enlightened tradition of setting aside and protecting national and state parks. Patagonia, encompassing the steppes and mountains of the continent's south, is a vast natural wonderland but a visitor to many of the areas within the country is sure to find a regional national park.
Tourist visiting the national parks can enjoy fishing, trekking, rafting, horse-riding, mountain biking and photographic safaris and other recreational activities.
It is important to say that there are serveral provincial and local parks, reserves and monuments.
| Nat. Park | Has. | Prov. |
| 1. Laguna de los Pozuelos | 15.000 | Jujuy |
| 2. Baritu | 72.000 | Salta |
| 3. Calilegua | 76.320 | Jujuy |
| 4. Formosa | 10.000 | Formosa |
| 5. El Rey | 44.162 | Salta |
| 6. Los Cardones | 65.000 | Salta |
| 7. Copo | 114.250 | Stgo. del Estero |
| 8. Río Pilcomayo | 47.754 | Formosa |
| 9. Iguazú | 67.000 | Misiones |
| 10. San Antonio | 400 | Misiones |
| 11. Chaco | 15.000 | Chaco |
| 12. Colonia Benitez | 8 | Chaco |
| 13. Campo de los Alisos | 10.000 | Tucumán |
| 14. Mburucuyá | 17.660 | Corrientes |
| 15. San Guillermo | 150.000 | San Juan |
| 16. Talampaya | 215.000 | La Rioja |
| 17. Quebrada del Condorito | 150.000 | Córdoba |
| 18. El Leoncito | 76.000 | San Juan |
| 19. Sierra de las Quijadas | 150.000 | San Luis |
| 20. Pre delta | 2.458 | Entre Ríos |
| 21. El Palmar | 8.500 | Entre Ríos |
| 22. Otamendi | 2.600 | Buenos Aires |
| 23. Lihue Calel | 9.901 | La Pampa |
| 24. Laguna Blanca | 11.250 | Neuquén |
| 25. Lanín | 412.000 | Neuquén |
| 26. Los Arrayanes | 47.754 | Neuquén |
| 27. Nahuel Huapí | 705.000 | Neuquén - Río Negro |
| 28. Lago Puelo | 27.674 | Chubut |
| 29. Los Alerces | 263.000 | Chubut |
| 30. Petrified Forest | 13.700 | Santa Cruz |
| 31. Perito Moreno | 115.000 | Santa Cruz |
| 32. Los Glaciares | 724.000 | Santa Cruz |
| 33. Tierra del Fuego | 63.000 | Tierra del Fuego |
| 34. Monte León | 61.700 | Santa Cruz |
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