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The remains of the ancient La Picada Volcano lead to an ascent across the volcanic terrain of Vicente Pérez Rosales National Park, with wide views of the Osorno Volcano and the Andes.

A little-explored mountain that rewards the effort with panoramas of volcanoes, lakes, fjords and Northern Patagonia, on an ascent to enjoy over one or two days.

Among ancient alerce trees, mountain rivers and old lava flows, the trail climbs to the refuge of Volcán Calbuco, where the forest gives way to the high-mountain environment.

A perfect ascent to get started in mountaineering, along the slopes of the Casa Blanca Volcano among snow, forests and sweeping views of the volcanoes and lakes of Puyehue National Park.

Volcán Llaima offers an ascent among glaciers, ancient forests and volcanic landscapes, revealing the contrast that defines the wildest essence of the southern Andes.

A night in a mountain refuge and a full day of climbing take us from the slopes of the Osorno Volcano to its glacier and summit, in a classic Andean mountaineering experience.

One of the great alpine climbs of southern Chile, where forest, snow, ice and technique combine to reach the elegant summit of Puntiagudo.

One of southern Chile's great classics, where forests, mountain refuges and landscapes shaped by recent eruptions accompany the ascent to one of the most emblematic summits of the range.

From the Patagonian fjords to a Patagonian glacier, this ascent of Volcán Yates crosses evergreen forests and old wetland meadows, with views over the fjords of southern Chile.

Between giant granite walls, one of Cochamó's classic routes offers traditional and big-wall climbing in Patagonia.

A tower of lava rising among volcanoes and Andean forests offers an elegant classic climb in the mountains of southern Chile.

Three volcanoes and six days of travel through southern Chile: a journey among native forests, Andean lakes and summits that captures the diversity of these southern Andes.

Three days along ancient trails through temperate forests, mountains and lakes in Vicente Pérez Rosales National Park, ending the traverse by sailing across Lake Todos los Santos.

Walk the historic trails of La Picada, birthplace of skiing and mountaineering in southern Chile, among forests, snow and volcanic landscapes.

A hike to the glacier of Osorno Volcano that rewards the effort with sunrise over the Andes and a sweeping panorama of the Llanquihue lake basin.

The Cochamó valley is a corner of pristine nature where huge granite walls, centuries-old forests and crystal-clear rivers invite you to explore Patagonia at its most authentic.

From the slopes of Casa Blanca Volcano down to the Lake Rupanco hot springs, this traverse links native forests, volcanic landscapes and old trails of southern Chile.