This is one if the best nature preserves I have visited! Apart from the obviously gorgeous scenic mountain views, you'll find all the animals happy and roaming. The area open to them is huge so you will have to carefully search for them in the trees and on the cliffs. Except the llamas. They're going to be well out in the open. I encourage you to hike around as much of the park as possible because each animal has a different territory and terrain they prefer. We hikes every trail and found every animal featured in their brochure. If you're visiting in summer (before September) you'll find a shuttle bus available. Otherwise drive yourself or hike up. You get a discount for hiking up with a secret code found on the trail. There are toilets in the park and a restaurant, too. Staff at the ticket gate does speak some English, and parking lots are available if you're driving in. read more
