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HUALAIHUÉ

COCHAMÓ

RÍO PUELO

“These pristine landscapes of unparalleled beauty are the perfect setting for trekking, mountain climbing, horseback riding, kayaking, as well as bird watching.”

Hualaihué

THINGS TO DO IN HUALAIHUÉ

  • Navigate the Comau, Cahuelmó and Quintupeu fjords.
  • Raft down the Blanco River.

  • From Hornopirén, take the road to Chaquihua Alto sector in the direction of the national park for approximately 10 km to the León River and from there continue on a trail for a total of 6.8 km until you reach the park boundary, a journey that takes approximately 4 hours. · We ALWAYS recommend going with a local guide. You can find on HERE
  • Information number: (56) 65 2 486115, Email address: [email protected].
  • The park is open from Monday to Sunday.
  • Río Blanco Trail: entry from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., exit 6:00 p.m. (summer period).
  • Pinto Concha Lake Trail: entry from 8:30 a.m. to 10 a.m., exit from the park at 4:00 p.m. (summer period).
  • There is no camping and visits are only for the day.

  • In the Chaqueihua Alto sector (at the beginning of the access trail), there is an information area for the national park, where a panel provides basic information about the unit and how it works.
  • At the southwest end of General Pinto Lake, we have the camp site and feeding area and the trails to Yates Volcano and General Pinto Concha Lake.
  • It is possible to obtain other services in areas near the park, such as first aid: Hornopirén Clinic, 19.7 km from the park.

Next, and to make your visit much more enjoyable, we invite you to search our Tourist Services Searcher, where you will find accommodation, food, tours, among others. We hope you have a unique experience.

  • Always wear waterproof clothing and footwear.
  • If you are going to do outdoor activities, always wear a headlamp, carry a first aid kit and sunscreen.
  • Remember to have cash on you at all times.
  • Patagonia Verde is a fragile destination. Take your garbage with you.
  • If you go fishing, it is always with return and remember to have your license on you.
  • Cochamó public library has Wi-Fi and computers for free use.
  • January and February are months with a high presence of horseflies. Avoid wearing dark clothing.
  • Bus tickets cannot be purchased online.
  • Plan your trip with PlanificaLosLagos
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Cochamó

With spectacular views of the Yates Volcano and the Reloncaví Estuary, the name of this town comes from the Mapudungún word Kocha-mo, which means, “where the waters meet.” The crystalline Cochamó River crosses the valleys surrounded by evergreen forests, crowned by amazing granite walls, recognized worldwide by climbers and hikers. It is a destination par excellence for climbing enthusiasts.

THINGS TO DO IN COCHAMÓ

  • From Cochamó to the trailhead, it is about 10 km. Most people hire a van that regularly takes tourists from Cochamó to the trailhead where you will find the mandatory registration post to start hiking to La Junta.

  • Yes, it is required during the summer season
  • For more information, visit the website here.

Next, and to make your visit much more enjoyable, we invite you to search our Tourism Services Searcher, where you will find accommodation, food, tours, among others. We hope you have a unique experience.

  • Always wear waterproof clothing and footwear.
  • If you are going to do outdoor activities, always wear a headlamp, carry a first aid kit and sunscreen.
  • Remember to have cash on you at all times.
  • Patagonia Verde is a fragile destination. Take your garbage with you.
  • If you go fishing, it is always with return and remember to have your license on you.
  • Cochamó public library has Wi-Fi and computers for free use.
  • January and February are months with a high presence of horseflies. Avoid wearing dark clothing.
  • Bus tickets cannot be purchased online.
  • Plan your trip with PlanificaLosLagos
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Río Puelo

Río Puelo is a binational watercourse that originates in the Province of Chubut, Argentina, and flows through its valley of glacial origin until finally flowing into the Reloncaví Estuary. The town of the same name is located on one side of the river, with magnificent views of the Yates Volcano. It is the ideal destination for lovers of recreational fishing since its season runs from September to May each year. It is one of the basins with the longest fishing season in Chile.

THINGS TO DO ON Río Puelo

  • There is one in the lower Puelo sector.
  • Only 93-octane gasoline and diesel are available.
  • The schedule is from 10:00 a.m. io 6:00 p.m.
  • Sometimes it runs out of supplies.
  • We recommend you arrive with a full tank of water or to carry emergency supplies.

  • Always wear waterproof clothing and footwear.
  • If you are going to do outdoor activities, always wear a headlamp, carry a first aid kit and sunscreen.
  • Remember to have cash on you at all times.
  • Patagonia Verde is a fragile destination. Take your garbage with you.
  • If you go fishing, it is always with return and remember to have your license on you.
  • Cochamó public library has Wi-Fi and computers for free use.
  • January and February are months with a high presence of horseflies. Avoid wearing dark clothing.
  • Bus tickets cannot be purchased online.
  • Plan your trip with PlanificaLosLagos
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