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The areas we trekked were not tough terrain. While steep in parts, trail base is soft and hilly areas only short before some levelling off for respite. The park has beautiful forests, waterfalls and provides breathtaking views of snow capped volcaniv peaks plus some of the areas lakes. A few signposts at trail intersections, but generally porrly marked and sometimes limited parking. Best guided for fuller enjoyment and suggest 4WD as some of the access roads, while accessible by 2WD, are unmade and heavily rutted. Facilities limited so BYO.…
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Date of experience: January 2020
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Super nice national park. Small and big tour. You definitely need a day there. Buses only leave a couple of times a day so make sure you catch it or take an uber
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Date of experience: February 2020
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We enjoyed a solid walk up to a beautiful waterfall in the park. It was about 8 km with four up and four down. While the waterfall was nice, the walk in the forest was the highlight. Beautiful trees and thick rainforest were delightful
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Date of experience: February 2020
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We did the Hueerquehue a los lagos, It is a 7 mi. rt hike that is moderately trafficked and mainly out and back with a small loop at the end. The hike includes about 2,000 feet of elevation gain. It is a lovely hike through woods with some views in the middle and at the end. We did it on a dry day which was good as it was not muddy. They say that people average about 5 hrs. It took us a little longer with several stops and a picnic at the top. Part of the drive to get there is on a bumpy dirt/gravel road. We did not have a four wheel car and made it fine, but a four wheel car with high clearance would be easier. Slight discount for those over 60.…
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Date of experience: January 2020
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The hike to the three alpine lakes is a moderate hike through old growth forests with views of Volcan Villerica on the way up. The road leading there is rough but completely doable in a 2wd vehicle. You can grab a sandwich to take with you after you pay your fee but before you starting making the ascent out of the valley. This is a popular hike with lots of families and kids but it’s still possible to find solitude.…
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Date of experience: January 2020
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