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An ideal volcano for a family ascent and/or to enjoy an undemanding ascent, with beautiful views and not complex terrain. In winter it is the right place to get a close look into winter mountaineering, for progression with snowshoes or ski touring. Immersed in the Puyehue National Park, it is also a great viewpoint of the volcanoes and lakes of the region, a privileged place to enjoy the silhouettes of Puntiagudo, Osorno, Puyehue, Sarnoso, and Tronador!

A day that begins before dawn and will take us from its rocky slopes to the icy slopes of its glacier, where we will have to use climbing techniques and high mountain to enjoy one of the most representative summits of southern Chile. A mountain visible from the entire basin of Lake Llanquihue and immersed in the Vicente Perez Rosales National Park. An accessible ascent, with incredible views for one of the best mountain experiences in the chilean southern Andes.

A classic of the Southern Chile volcanoes. Recommended both for the first mountain experiences and for those looking for good ski lines in winter. In summer it is presented as demanding and accessible trekking to be done without previous experience. A two-day experience with forest, hut, incredible views of the Andes mountain range, and of course the traces of its recent eruptions, since the one that occurred in 1960 and that of 2011.

Located in the Reloncaví estuary, Yates is the first predominant summit on the way to Patagonia along the Austral Highway. A route that begins at sea level, passes through the houses of the settlers and quickly enters a dense forest until gaining height we will get the first views of the sea from the mallín that marks the change in vegetation and will take us to the top of the mountain, its glacier and its summit.

Three reasons to experience a six-day trip through southern Chile: the ascent of the imposing Osorno volcano with its steep slopes and impressive views of the Llanquihue and Todos los Santos lakes; the ascent of the Puyehue volcano, starting from the traditional southern fields and crossing its characteristic evergreen forests to the traces of ancient eruptions; and finally, the majestic Llaima volcano, spectacular natural viewpoint of the Conguillío National Park, heart of the Andean Araucanía and home to ancient araucarias.