6 articles to prepare your trip
Chile's first national park (1926), Vicente Pérez Rosales brings together volcanoes, an emerald lake, and lava waterfalls 72 km from Puerto Varas.
Pumalín Park, 402,392 hectares of Valdivian forests, fjords and volcanoes in northern Chilean Patagonia, accessible from Caleta Gonzalo via the Carretera Austral.
55 km from Puerto Varas, the Saltos de Petrohué cascade down a basalt riverbed sculpted by lava flows from Osorno volcano, within Chile's oldest national park.
A conical stratovolcano standing at 2,652 m and nicknamed 'the King of the South,' Osorno dominates Lake Llanquihue within Vicente Pérez Rosales National Park.
Just 10 km from the town of Chaitén, this 1,122 m volcano experienced its first eruption in 2008 after nearly 7,400 years of dormancy. Its trail offers a short yet demanding ascent.
Chile's largest national park, Bernardo O'Higgins protects 49 glaciers and a labyrinth of fjords accessible only by boat or helicopter.
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