The park occupies reclaimed land that was previously underutilized highway buffer space.
The project was part of a larger urban initiative to improve the aesthetics of Mendoza's primary eastern entrance.
The layout prioritizes a linear design to accommodate transit-oriented recreation for commuters and local residents.
Acceso Este Park serves as a significant linear green corridor located along the southern lateral of the main highway entering Mendoza from the east. It is designed primarily as an urban recreational space for residents of the Guaymallén department. The park features paved paths suitable for walking, jogging, and light cycling, separated from the high-traffic highway by landscaped buffers. It serves as a connector between residential neighborhoods and the industrial/commercial zones of Guaymallén. The area integrates local vegetation and provides open space for outdoor physical activity in a high-density urban corridor.
From the pedestrian bridges that cross the access road, offering a perspective of the linear green space against the backdrop of the Andes.
Stay on the designated pedestrian paths to maintain safety from the adjacent highway traffic.
Bring your own water as hydration stations are limited along the linear path.
Visit during daylight hours only, as lighting infrastructure is basic.
Do not attempt to cross the highway on foot; use designated overpasses or bridges.
Athletic or comfortable walking shoes are recommended; keep pets on a leash.
