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Toron Fall, Gran Sabana, Canaima National Park (Venezuela)(1)

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Jesús González

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One of the main attractions of “La Gran Sabana” (the eastern sector of Canaima National Park in Venezuela) is the “Toron” waterfall. Toron Meru (bird fall in native language) is a crystal cascade, on the river “Aponwoao”, is about 75 meters high and falls caudally and stepwise to form a pool a little deep, but in which bathing is delightful.

Access to the waterfall is done by locating the detour on the road Luepa - Kavanayén (approximately 21 km), although since 2009 the Venezuelan government has declared the area a recovery zone and prohibit the passage of cars in order to allow plant succession in the area, leaving the 17-kilometer journey to the cascade, only to cyclists and walkers.