From glaciers to ocean mist
Cross the Maule Region from the high Andes to the Pacific shore, exploring protected forests, volcanic landscapes, and wetland sanctuaries. A journey through some of central Chile's most biodiverse and least-visited natural areas.

Start with Chile's beloved Enladrillado trek. Ancient araucaria forests, volcanic rock formations, and condor sightings at 2,000m.
View on MapSeven tiered turquoise rock pools carved into volcanic basalt. Swim in summer, hike through native forest year-round.
View on MapThe Claro River gorge, home to Chile's largest colony of tricahue parakeets. Easy birdwatching trails through native forest.
View on MapProtect one of Earth's living fossils, the queule tree. Dense coastal forest with endemic flora found nowhere else.
View on MapFinish at this wetland paradise. 106 bird species, black-necked swans, and an Interpretation Centre on the coast.
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