Back in 1985, Pipeline Road Panama, located inside the Summit Botanical Gardens, played setting to Audubon Society’s Christmas bird count, yielding a record number of 385 identified in 24 hours. The Pipeline road, built during World War II to transport fuel in case of a bombing against the Panama Canal, is also a hot spot for scientific studies on plants, insects, reptiles, and mammals.
Pipeline Road is Located:
How to get to Pipeline Road Panama ?
You may reach the Metropolitan Natural Park Visitor's Center in just 10 minutes from downtown Panama City taking Vía Ricardo J. Alfaro and further via the Juan Pablo II road or Camino de la Amistad. The distance up to the Visitor's Center is approximately 1 km., the city-to-forest transition is noticeable along the road.
Weather near Pipeline Road Panama
Tropical Climate and average temperature is 75ºF.
Suggestion to wear for Pipeline Road Panama
You need to take light clothing and hat.
Activities in Pipeline Road Panama
- Birdwatching
- Botanical & Wild Life Observation
- Camping
- Eco-tourism
- Expeditions
- Nature Walks
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