Audio Guide of Ross Park

Ross Park is a public space that remains open 24 hours a day, every day of the week. There is no need to book; you can visit freely whenever you like. It is located right in the center of Pichilemu and is easy to reach on foot.

Not at all! Access to Ross Park is completely free. It is a green lung of the city that everyone can enjoy at no cost.

A relaxed visit to Ross Park, admiring its architecture and trees, may take between 30 and 60 minutes. If you stop to read the signs or simply relax on a bench, it could take longer, but it is a pleasant and not very extensive walk.

Ross Park was created in the early 20th century by the Chilean philanthropist Agustín Ross Edwards, who gave Pichilemu much of its charm and development. It includes an old casino (declared a National Monument), a majestic cultural center, and it is a symbol of the city's golden age, a true heritage legacy.

Ross Park is charming at any time, but to enjoy the best light and avoid the crowds in high season, I recommend visiting early in the morning or at sunset. If you are looking for warmer weather, spring and summer (October to March) are ideal, although its autumn colors are also spectacular.

Yes, Ross Park has paths and walkways with flat surfaces that allow relatively easy access for people in wheelchairs or with reduced mobility. However, some areas with slightly uneven ground may present small challenges. Overall, it is quite accessible.

Around Ross Park, you should not miss the Agustín Ross Cultural Center (formerly the casino), Ross Beach right across the way, and the Coastal Walk. In addition, just a few minutes away by car, you have the famous Punta de Lobos, perfect for watching surfers or enjoying a stunning landscape.

I suggest wearing comfortable shoes for walking along the paths and, if the weather allows, enjoying a picnic in its green areas. Do not forget your camera, as there are beautiful corners to photograph. And if you are there in the afternoon, stay to watch the sunset with the sound of the sea in the background! It is always a good idea to bring a jacket if you visit at sunset or during colder times, as the wind can be cool.