Trekking Expeditions
Ventures into the most remote and pristine corners of the Andes Mountains.
Our trekking expeditions are designed for those looking to go beyond traditional paths, sleeping under the stars and connecting with Patagonia's most dramatic geography.
With expert mountain guides and meticulous logistics, we transform every expedition into a safe, educational, and deeply inspiring journey.
Cochamó Valley (3 days)
Known as the "Yosemite of South America," this valley is a monument to granite and wildlife. We will hike an ancient Jesuit route to reach the La Junta sector, surrounded by 400-meter-high granite walls.
Commitment to the Land: This valley is a key part of Conserva Pucheguín, an initiative led by the NGO Puelo Patagonia that recently succeeded in protecting 133,000 hectares for long-term conservation, ensuring this paradise remains pristine for future generations.
Highlights: Granite walls, Native Forest, Conserva Pucheguín Project, Amphitheater Trek.
Difficulty: Moderate, averaging 13 km per day.
Terrain type: Presence of mud, roots, and crossing over a suspension bridge.
Price: From $430,000 CLP/person.
Parque Tagua Tagua (3 días)
An experience of total exclusivity. Accessible only by private boat, this protected private park is a place where time stands still. We will hike through breathtaking valleys to reach mountain refuges located on the shores of glacial lagoons. Walking in the valley, crossing waterfalls and following a trail where trees become bigger and bigger (until 3000 years old specimens).Here we will find Alerces over 3,500 years old, silent witnesses to the earth's history.
Highlights: Private boat access, 3,500-year-old Alerces, exclusive mountain refuges, 70m waterfalls.
Difficulty: Moderate. 6 km with an approximate elevation gain of 831 meters and around 5 hours of hiking per day.
Terrain type: Native forest with roots, rocks, wooden boardwalks, and suspension bridges.
Price: From $480,000 CLP/person.
Termas del Callao (3 días)
Connect Todos los Santos and Rupanco lakes through an ancient Andean trail, combining scenic boat rides, Valdivian rainforest, and natural hot springs.
We begin in Petrohué, sailing the turquoise waters of Todos los Santos Lake under the watchful eyes of the Osorno and Calbuco volcanoes. From there, we hike 14 km through native forests and pristine rivers to reach our mountain refuge, where you can unwind in the soothing Callao Hot Springs.
The next day, we explore the valley toward Los Quetros Lagoon, admiring the snowy peaks of the Puntiagudo Volcano, before ending the day with a magical camping night and a bonfire under the stars. Our final sunrise guides us on a short hike to Rupanco Lake, where a final boat ride brings us back to civilization in Puerto Gaviota before returning to Puerto Varas.
Difficulty Level: Medium (Approx. 5 hours of hiking per day).
Total of 26 km.
Elevation Gain/Loss: +1,089 meters uphill and -1,158 meters downhill.
Terrain Type: Dense forest with abundant roots, loose rocks, heavy mud zones, and crossings over suspension bridges to pass major rivers.
Price: From $520.000 CLP/person minimum of 3 participants