The National Park Service has announced a temporary closure of certain areas at the Abó Unit for a structural assessment. The closure, which will affect the Church, Convento, and sections of the interpretive trail, will take place from Monday, May 19 through Thursday, May 22. The assessment is part of an ongoing effort to ensure the safety and preservation of these historical sites.
The Abó Unit, known for its rich cultural and historical significance, is a popular destination for tourists and historians alike. The Church and Convento are among the most visited sites within the unit. The interpretive trail provides visitors with an immersive experience, offering insights into the area’s past.
The National Park Service has not disclosed the specific reasons for the assessment. However, routine checks are common to ensure the structural integrity of historical sites, particularly those exposed to the elements. The Park Service has reassured the public that the closures are temporary and the sites will be reopened as soon as the assessment is completed.