Central Panama, Panama
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Omar Torrijos "El Cope" National Park is in Coclé province of Central Panama.
By bus
From Panama City, take a bus to Penonomé, then transfer to another bus heading to El Copé. From El Copé, local transport or a hike can get you to the park entrance.
By car
From Panama City, drive the Pan-American Highway to Penonomé, then follow the road toward El Copé. The final stretch includes dirt roads, so a 4x4 is recommended, especially during the rainy season.
Trails are the main way to explore the park. Some areas can be reached by foot from the main entrance, while others may require local guidance or off-road vehicles.
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