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Patagonia National Park

Patagonia, Chile

Explorations in
Patagonia National Park

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Borde Río

Aguas y bosques
Borde Río
Combination icon Combination
Easy icon Easy
missing duration icon Full-day

We leave by boat along the Cochrane river and lake basin, considered among the most crystalline waters in the world, until reaching the Correntadas sector, where we will hike along the southern slopes of the park through forests full of wildlife.

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Borde Río
Borde Río
Combination icon
Combination
Easy icon
Easy
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Full-day
  • Exploration Path

    We leave by boat along the Cochrane river and lake basin, considered among the most crystalline waters in the world, until reaching the Correntadas sector, where we will hike along the southern slopes of the park through forests full of wildlife.

Aguas Claras

Aguas y bosques
Aguas Claras
Combination icon Combination
Easy icon Easy
missing duration icon Half-day

We leave by boat along the Cochrane River and lake basin, considered among the most crystalline waters in the world, observing the valley walls that make up part of the park. Different nothofagus species and livestock can be observed in the Tamango sector.

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Aguas Claras
Aguas Claras
Combination icon
Combination
Easy icon
Easy
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Half-day
  • Exploration Path

    We leave by boat along the Cochrane River and lake basin, considered among the most crystalline waters in the world, observing the valley walls that make up part of the park. Different nothofagus species and livestock can be observed in the Tamango sector.

Gran Pasarela

Pioneros
Gran Pasarela
Bike icon Bike
Moderate icon Moderate
missing duration icon Half-day

We will bike across much of the Chacabuco Valley and the Patagonian steppe, observing how it has been recovering its original nature little by little. We will then continue up to the great walkway donated by Mr. Butler and get to know its interesting construction.

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Gran Pasarela
Gran Pasarela
Bike icon
Bike
Moderate icon
Moderate
Half-day icon
Half-day
  • Exploration Path

    We will bike across much of the Chacabuco Valley and the Patagonian steppe, observing how it has been recovering its original nature little by little. We will then continue up to the great walkway donated by Mr. Butler and get to know its interesting construction.

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    408 m 1338 ft
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    -307 m -1007 ft
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    359 m 1178 ft
    min altitude icon
    239 m 784 ft

    Elevation Profile

Laguna La Pepa

Pioneros
Laguna La Pepa
Bike icon Bike
Advanced icon Advanced
missing duration icon Half-day

We will cycle along a trail with ascents and descents, from which we will see lagoons, ranches and nothofagus forests, until reaching Laguna La Pepa, which we will flank before returning along the same route.

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Laguna La Pepa
Laguna La Pepa
Bike icon
Bike
Advanced icon
Advanced
Half-day icon
Half-day
  • Exploration Path

    We will cycle along a trail with ascents and descents, from which we will see lagoons, ranches and nothofagus forests, until reaching Laguna La Pepa, which we will flank before returning along the same route.

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    664 m 2178 ft
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    -664 m -2178 ft
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    645 m 2116 ft
    min altitude icon
    339 m 1112 ft

    Elevation Profile

Raices

Aguas y bosques
Raices
Hike icon Hike
Moderate icon Moderate
missing duration icon Half-day

We leave the lodge by van and head to the Laguna Edita sector, where we will begin our hike with a fairly steep hike up the steppe slopes of the Chacabuco Valley. After reaching the highest point, we will descend through a nothofagus forest where the silence is only interrupted by birdsong. In the end we reach Laguna Pepa, which surprises us with its deep blue color and views of the mountain ranges around it.

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Raices
Raices
Hike icon
Hike
Moderate icon
Moderate
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Half-day
  • Exploration Path

    We leave the lodge by van and head to the Laguna Edita sector, where we will begin our hike with a fairly steep hike up the steppe slopes of the Chacabuco Valley. After reaching the highest point, we will descend through a nothofagus forest where the silence is only interrupted by birdsong. In the end we reach Laguna Pepa, which surprises us with its deep blue color and views of the mountain ranges around it.

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    330 m 1082 ft
    elevation loss icon
    -332 m -1089 ft
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    741 m 2430 ft
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    578 m 1896 ft

    Elevation Profile

Los Coigües

Aguas y bosques
Los Coigües
Combination icon Combination
Moderate icon Moderate
missing duration icon Full-day

We leave by boat along the Cochrane River and lake basin, considered among the most crystalline waters in the world. We continue by land along the southern slopes of the park, one of the main huemul habitats. We cross a forest accompanied by birdsong the entire way.

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Los Coigües
Los Coigües
Combination icon
Combination
Moderate icon
Moderate
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Full-day
  • Exploration Path

    We leave by boat along the Cochrane River and lake basin, considered among the most crystalline waters in the world. We continue by land along the southern slopes of the park, one of the main huemul habitats. We cross a forest accompanied by birdsong the entire way.

Laguna Escondida

Aguas y bosques
Laguna Escondida
Hike icon Hike
Moderate icon Moderate
missing duration icon Half-day

We will walk through one of the less crowded sectors of the park across a lenga forest where you can hear and see woodpeckers. An old shepherding post can be spotted hidden in the woods.

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Laguna Escondida
Laguna Escondida
Hike icon
Hike
Moderate icon
Moderate
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Half-day
  • Exploration Path

    We will walk through one of the less crowded sectors of the park across a lenga forest where you can hear and see woodpeckers. An old shepherding post can be spotted hidden in the woods.

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    327 m 1073 ft
    elevation loss icon
    -562 m -1843 ft
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    745 m 2444 ft
    min altitude icon
    312 m 1023 ft

    Elevation Profile

La Tejuela

Aguas y bosques
La Tejuela
Bike icon Bike
Advanced icon Advanced
missing duration icon Full-day

We will visit a rancher's post to learn about part of the Chacabuco Valley's history. We will view its remains and get to now more about the lifestyle of its residents. We take a sloping path among ancient lenga forests, passing lagoons and diverse views. We will pass through transit areas used by huemuls and other species in the Patagonia National Park.

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La Tejuela
La Tejuela
Bike icon
Bike
Advanced icon
Advanced
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Full-day
  • Exploration Path

    We will visit a rancher's post to learn about part of the Chacabuco Valley's history. We will view its remains and get to now more about the lifestyle of its residents. We take a sloping path among ancient lenga forests, passing lagoons and diverse views. We will pass through transit areas used by huemuls and other species in the Patagonia National Park.

Oportus

Aguas y bosques
Oportus
High Mountain Ascent icon High Mountain Ascent
Advanced icon Advanced
missing duration icon Full-day

We will cross a thick forest of ñirres and lengas. We will hike along a ridge with a view of the Chacabuco Valley and the Lake Cochrane basin. The marked summit offers a broad view as far as the northern ice field. It is named after Carlos Oportus, who in 1928 studied the situation and the possibilities for residents of the area. This hill reveals a spectacular part of the amazing Patagonia National Park from the heights.

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Oportus
Oportus
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High Mountain Ascent
Advanced icon
Advanced
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Full-day
  • Exploration Path

    We will cross a thick forest of ñirres and lengas. We will hike along a ridge with a view of the Chacabuco Valley and the Lake Cochrane basin. The marked summit offers a broad view as far as the northern ice field. It is named after Carlos Oportus, who in 1928 studied the situation and the possibilities for residents of the area. This hill reveals a spectacular part of the amazing Patagonia National Park from the heights.

El Furioso

Fósiles
El Furioso
Bike icon Bike
Advanced icon Advanced
missing duration icon Full-day

We ascend through a region with varied ecosystems, where valleys, forests and plateaus contrast. The desert of the heights presents us with a scenery characteristic of the Patagonian mountains. The intense wind and the changing climate gave this exploration its name.

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El Furioso
El Furioso
Bike icon
Bike
Advanced icon
Advanced
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Full-day
  • Exploration Path

    We ascend through a region with varied ecosystems, where valleys, forests and plateaus contrast. The desert of the heights presents us with a scenery characteristic of the Patagonian mountains. The intense wind and the changing climate gave this exploration its name.

Viejo Cochrane

Río Baker
Viejo Cochrane
Bike icon Bike
Easy icon Easy
missing duration icon Half-day

We will pedal through the scenographic diversit8y Chacabuco Valley and its history. We hike to the meeting point between the Baker and Chacabuco Rivers, the lead actor in this story of exploration. The birds will accompany us and we will have the chance to spot other species of Patagonian fauna.

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Viejo Cochrane
Viejo Cochrane
Bike icon
Bike
Easy icon
Easy
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Half-day
  • Exploration Path

    We will pedal through the scenographic diversit8y Chacabuco Valley and its history. We hike to the meeting point between the Baker and Chacabuco Rivers, the lead actor in this story of exploration. The birds will accompany us and we will have the chance to spot other species of Patagonian fauna.

Los Ríos

Río Baker
Los Ríos
Bike icon Bike
Easy icon Easy
missing duration icon Half-day

We will leave by van and take our bikes with us. We reach the outskirts of the town of Cochrane, our starting point, after a 40-minute ride. The bike ride will begin in a sector of fields with crops and livestock, the main economic activities in the area. We will approach from the North, flanking the Cochrane River to appreciate its transparent waters and the trees introduced in the days of the pioneers. As we continue our way, we will come across rolling hills that we will tour with calm so we can take advantage of the views the landscape offers. We end at the bridge over the El Salto River, whose waters come from the very ice of Calluqueo.

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Los Ríos
Los Ríos
Bike icon
Bike
Easy icon
Easy
Half-day icon
Half-day
  • Exploration Path

    We will leave by van and take our bikes with us. We reach the outskirts of the town of Cochrane, our starting point, after a 40-minute ride. The bike ride will begin in a sector of fields with crops and livestock, the main economic activities in the area. We will approach from the North, flanking the Cochrane River to appreciate its transparent waters and the trees introduced in the days of the pioneers. As we continue our way, we will come across rolling hills that we will tour with calm so we can take advantage of the views the landscape offers. We end at the bridge over the El Salto River, whose waters come from the very ice of Calluqueo.

Overland Chabak

Río Baker
Overland Chabak
Overland icon Overland
Easy icon Easy
missing duration icon Half-day

We will review the scenographic diversity of the Chacabuco Valley and its corners. We hike to the confluence between the Baker and Neff Rivers, the lead actor in this story of exploration. We will visit various lagoons (Laguna Edita, Laguna Cisnes, Laguna Los Flamencos, Laguna Seca) and forests, observing Patagonian fauna and wildlife in different habitats. The colors and views will change as we visit different areas.

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Overland Chabak
Overland Chabak
Overland icon
Overland
Easy icon
Easy
Half-day icon
Half-day
  • Exploration Path

    We will review the scenographic diversity of the Chacabuco Valley and its corners. We hike to the confluence between the Baker and Neff Rivers, the lead actor in this story of exploration. We will visit various lagoons (Laguna Edita, Laguna Cisnes, Laguna Los Flamencos, Laguna Seca) and forests, observing Patagonian fauna and wildlife in different habitats. The colors and views will change as we visit different areas.

Aves del Valle

Pioneros
Aves del Valle
Overland icon Overland
Easy icon Easy
missing duration icon Half-day

The Patagonia National Park is a paradise for bird watching. On this exploration we cross a part of the Chacabuco Valley with great potential for observing di8verse types of lagoon and river birds.

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Aves del Valle
Aves del Valle
Overland icon
Overland
Easy icon
Easy
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Half-day
  • Exploration Path

    The Patagonia National Park is a paradise for bird watching. On this exploration we cross a part of the Chacabuco Valley with great potential for observing di8verse types of lagoon and river birds.

La Valchac

Andina y Estepa Patagónica
La Valchac
Overland icon Overland
Easy icon Easy
missing duration icon Full-day

In this exploration we will focus on the Chacabuco River's valleys and route as a natural corridor traveled by nomadic peoples and diverse wildlife since ancestral times. We will discuss the anthropological and paleontological mysteries its rock formations hold, with caves and fossils that are vestiges of a past that it is still possible to bear witness to. These areas are characterized by their lack of snow in the summer and their low vegetation, devoid of trees. This allows you to observe a flat and open landscape where you can feel and live the icy southern wind. It is an experience among the vestiges of pre-Hispanic history and how they relate to the present and conservation.

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La Valchac
La Valchac
Overland icon
Overland
Easy icon
Easy
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Full-day
  • Exploration Path

    In this exploration we will focus on the Chacabuco River's valleys and route as a natural corridor traveled by nomadic peoples and diverse wildlife since ancestral times. We will discuss the anthropological and paleontological mysteries its rock formations hold, with caves and fossils that are vestiges of a past that it is still possible to bear witness to. These areas are characterized by their lack of snow in the summer and their low vegetation, devoid of trees. This allows you to observe a flat and open landscape where you can feel and live the icy southern wind. It is an experience among the vestiges of pre-Hispanic history and how they relate to the present and conservation.