Οι καλύτερες πεζοπορίες από στάσεις λεωφορείων στην Αραουκανία

The lake is nestled amidst the vastness of the Andes Mountains. It's worth pausing for a moment to observe the reflection of the hills and feel the tranquility of the place.

Along the path, this crystal-clear lagoon appears among the vegetation, surrounded by shade where you can enjoy a rest along the way.

The park is famous for its forest and lagoon landscapes. It's ideal for hiking, enjoying nature, and seeing wildlife such as huemul deer and condors.

There is a fee to enter the park (2025: 10,000 CLP). There is a large car park 200m behind the entrance.

Sturdy shoes are required and the route as indicated cannot currently be walked. The circuit shown on the map is not available due to a barrier. You must constantly walk the main path and then take it back again. The path is easy to find and follow, however, and you can still follow the path on this Koomot route and simply leave one part open.

Lago Chico, nestled in the breathtaking Andean landscape, offers a tranquil retreat for hikers seeking peace and nature. The trail leads you through a wide, open landscape framed by snow-capped mountain peaks. The rolling hills and expansive meadows, often dotted with small bushes and scattered trees, are particularly striking. It's an ideal place to let your thoughts wander, feel the cool breeze from the lake, and absorb the profound silence. The lake's shore invites you to pause and enjoy the view of the serene waters, where the mountain scenery is reflected in the surface. The area around Lago Chico also offers several interesting trails for shorter hikes that take you deeper into the surroundings. It's a wonderful place to end the day and savor the peace of nature. ``` ``` ``` ] . ... . . . . . A tip: Pack a small snack, sit by the shore and observe nature – sometimes an eagle flies over the mountains or you see small animals near the lake. Especially in the early morning or late afternoon, there is a wonderful, almost mystical atmosphere here.

The waterfall in the Reserva de la Biósfera Araucarias is a real insider tip for hikers looking for a spectacular nature experience away from the crowds. With a drop of an impressive 90 meters, the water plunges down into a cauldron framed by moss and plants - a sight that is deeply etched in the memory. The path there should not be underestimated, however: narrow root paths, steep steps and occasionally slippery passages lead down to the foot of the waterfall. A railing offers support in some places, but sturdy shoes are really a must here. You should be particularly careful on rainy days, as the path can get very muddy. The early bird catches the worm here: If you set off early in the day, you not only have the best lighting conditions, but also the peace and quiet to enjoy the waterfall almost to yourself. A perfect place to take a break, enjoy the view and maybe even dip your feet in the cool water. Small tip: If you arrive from Pucón, there is also a parking lot right at the entrance, so you can start the hike relaxed

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