- Location and Size
- Located along Iguazu River border between Argentina and Brazil
- Covers 261 square miles with sister park in Brazil
- Contains approximately 80% of world's largest waterfall system
- Waterfalls Features
- Falls span 1.7 miles with highest drop at Devil's Throat (269 feet)
- Contains 275 or 85 distinct drops with staircase formations
- Average flow rate of 62,010 cubic feet per second
- Wildlife
- Home to jaguars, jaguarundi, ocelots, and endangered giant otter
- Toucans visible more frequently on Argentine side
- Coati and butterflies frequent the area
- Activities
- Moonbow viewing available during full moon periods
- Various hiking trails offer different perspectives
- Activities include speed boat tours, river rafting, and float trips
- Trails
- Upper Falls Trail provides views from above
- Lower Falls Trail meanders through rainforest
- Devil's Throat Trail offers direct views from train
- Macuco Trail leads to Arrechea Stream falls