Cerro Campana (Parque Nacional De Cerro Campana)

Also known as Altos de Campana (Campana National Park) was establish in 1966 as Panama first National Park. A park noted for its remarkable steep rock formations with great view to the Pacific, with evergreen lowland and submontane forest. Includes Cerro Campana reaches 1,007m (3,300 ft), Cerro Trinidad (988m), Peña Blanca (907)m and Los Monos (893m), and the headwaters of the Capira and Chame Rivers on the Pacific slope, and the Trinidad River, part of the Panama Canal watershed on the Caribbean slope.