Οι καλύτερες διαδρομές και πεζοπορίες στους Λος Ρίος

The Los Cráteres viewpoint offers a direct view of a row of parasitic craters, between 5 and 10 meters in diameter, where lava flowed in both directions, leaving folds and hollows that are now interspersed with invasive vegetation. Some craters are heavily eroded, while others retain clear shapes, creating a striking geological landscape. It is essential to obtain tickets from pasesparques.cl before arriving, as the area is not always well-connected.

The Fillkungüe Lookout features a wooden platform offering panoramic views of the Zanjón Seco and Correntoso Valleys, as well as Lakes Caburgua and Huilipilún. From here, you can also see the Llaima Volcano and the Sollipulli snow-capped peaks, creating a sweeping and highly photogenic landscape. It's the perfect spot for a relaxing break; bring a light jacket as it can be a bit windy.

The view of the Villarrica volcano allows you to appreciate its perfectly symmetrical cone and, on clear days, the contrast between the snow-capped summit and the surrounding forests. It's a very photogenic spot and easy to spot along the route. It's advisable to bring sun protection and a light jacket, as the weather can change quickly in this area.

Throughout the entire trail, the views of the Villarrica volcano will never cease to impress you, with its snowy peak and mineral surroundings.

Around the Villarrica volcano, we can observe this type of terrain shaped by lava from ancient eruptions.

From here you have unbeatable views of the Voipir Glacier and the summit of the Villarrica volcano. The path is tough, but it's definitely worth it.

It is one of the most accessible glaciers in the park. Its tongues of ice descend between mountains covered in vegetation, feeding rivers and lagoons of cold, clear water. Without a doubt, a unique natural spectacle.

The path crosses the stream via a narrow wooden walkway that is raised slightly above the water. On either side, dense, green vegetation unfolds. The sound of flowing water accompanies every step, as the path continues among trees and moss.