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from the park entrance around the edge of the
Quebrada de RamĂłn (RamoĂłn Canyon) and back to the park entrance. The Salto de Apoquindo hike starts and ends on the same trail as the Los Peumos hike, but takes a steeper and more arduous detour to the 30 meter Salto de Apoquindo waterfall. Points of interest include native
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The Aguas de RamĂłn
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Argentina was created by individual initiative in 2014. The 3,000 km (1,850 mi) Greater Patagonian Trail crosses five of the nine trekking zones (Central Andes, Alto BĂo BĂo, Andean AraucanĂa, Valdivian Forest, Patagonia AysĂ©n) on a continuous
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Santiago. The 35 km trail runs from the park administration center to the Sector Agua de Vida, via the Sector de Ranchillo, with campsite and refreshment facilities, the Vuelta de la Guardia viewpoint, and the El Indio sector, with its nearby refuge and
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in the center of this city. The 9.5 km trail begins on the southwest side of the hill, circles below the summit to the eastern side of the hill and then runs north to the exit in the
Mirador el Sauce sector, near the Camino La PirĂĄmide. Points of interest include the National Zoo, two public
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Inglesa Headland, is a collection of one long 20 km walk and three shorter walks on various parts of the headland. The four trails pass several viewpoints â the Quebrada Chorrillos viewpoint, the Isla Grande viewpoint, the Portada Sur viewpoint and the
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Colchane, just outside the VolcĂĄn Isluga National Park, to the village of Cariquima. The trail reaches altitudes of 3,700 meters above sea level and points of interest include the church of Achauta, dating from the start of the 20th
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lies 45 km southeast of
Santiago in the valley of the Clarillo River. The 10 km Sendero de Chile trail runs from the reserve's El Maitén sector to the Corral de las Yeguas sector. Points of interest include a viewpoint overlooking the Clarillo valley and stands of native cacti,
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Sahondé (Sahondé Cowboys park), the
Santuario de Cristo de Rinconada de Silva, where the traditional Virgen del Carmen festival takes place, views of Cerro Orolonco and its many small waterfalls, Cerro Zaino, with its olive plantations, and the pre-Columbian architectural zone of Jaheul.
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to the west. This short trail begins at the Salto RĂo Chamiza waterfall near the park's administration center and winds 5 km south via Laguna Sargazo lagoon and the âCathedral of Millennial Alercesâ, a stand of the ancient Fitzroya or ââalerceââ trees after which the park is named.
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border crossing between Chile and Argentina. The trail extends 25 km from the Parque EscultĂłrico Cementerio las Carretas (Las Carretas Cemetery Sculpture Park) to the Meseta de Jahuel viewpoint. Points of interest along the trail include the sculpture park itself, the Parque de
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There are several other well-known hiking trails within Torres del Paine National Park, including the âWâ, which leads in and out of the valleys on the south side of the Paine massif, and the âFull Circuitâ, which continues on around the less-visited north side of the massif.
376:) trail runs through the Parque RĂo Olivares, located in the Andes due east of Santiago, and extends 27 km from the Bocatoma RĂo Olivares to the 200 m high Salto Grande waterfall and back again. There are several viewpoints on the hike overlooking mountains such as
988:, called âthe jewel of Patagoniaâ by Andrew Gilchrist in The Guardian newspaper, is one of the largest and most important parks in Chile and the third most visited, with more than 150,000 visitors in the 12-month period from March 2012 to February 2013. It is also a
73:, with its volcanoes and salt flats, to the end of the American continent.â It was announced that the national trail network Sendero de Chile (âChilean Trailâ) will provide signposted paths through the length of Chile covering approximately 8,500 km of trails.
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route. Because the trail traverses remote areas of the Andes, lacks signposts and the infrastructure is limited, this is a challenging long-distance path. The trail is characterized by a great diversity and incorporates optional rafting routes.
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monument, north-east of Calama, via the village of Chiu Chiu to the Puente del Diablo (âdevilâs bridgeâ), a natural bridge stretching over the Salado River. The trail passes several tourist attractions: the
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lodge in the Coloradito sector of the park to the Malalcahuello sector lodge. Hikers can view the region's abundant tree life including the emblematic araucaria and examples of
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Andean zone: Samo Alto, Orolonco, Rio Olivares, Parque Mahuida, Parque Aguas De RamĂłn, Sendero de las Grandes TravesĂas, Reserva RĂo Clarillo and Reserva RĂo Cipreses.
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The ambitious plans suffered substantial setbacks and no continuous longer trail was created. The foundation "Sendero de Chile" focuses now on environmental education.
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Mahuida municipal park is located on the southeastern edge of Santiago, where the
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The Sendero de Chile currently has one trail in this zone, the Morro de
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Hike El Cañi near Pucón, Chile for great views of the region.
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The RĂo Cipreses Reserve is located southeast of the city of
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Preparation guide for hiking Torres del Paine national park
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2000:"Patagonia off season: winter hiking in Torres del Paine"
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Inland Valleys â treasures just waiting to be discovered
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The Central Andes zone centers on the Chilean capital,
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swimming pools and a funicular which dates from 1925.
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Sendero de las Grandes TravesĂas (Cerro San CristĂłbal)
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The trail divides the country into nine hiking zones:
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672:The two Sendero de Chile hikes in the region are:
629:The âAndean AraucanĂaâ area is located in Chile's
155:architecture at Kalcachu, the Cariquima River and
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352:ThisisChile.cl calls the area a âtypical rural ââ
231:This zone covers the coastal stretch of Chile's
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330:The Orolonco trail is found near the towns of
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1213:"Pukara de Lasana - Puente del Diablo"
1697:Parque Nacional Laguna del Laja Guide
1255:The Desert in Bloom: A Natural Wonder
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508:campsite. Points of interest include
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1784:"P.N. Conguillio - Los Escoriales"
1545:"Sendero de las Grandes TravesĂas"
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1827:"R.N. Malalcahuello - Coloradito"
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1998:Gilchrist, Andrew (2012-09-21).
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1236:Lasana â Puente del Diablo Guide
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940:Magallanes and AntĂĄrtica Chilena
780:) covers the Andes south of the
577:and the south-west shore of the
536:South of the Central Andes, the
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981:The Torres del Paine at sunrise
917:Cerro Castillo National Reserve
560:Parque Nacional Laguna del Laja
986:Torres del Paine National Park
948:Torres del Paine National Park
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1936:Parque Nacional Alerce Andino
960:Southern Patagonian Ice Field
859:Parque Nacional Alerce Andino
464:RĂo Clarillo National Reserve
26:, which largely results from
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1979:Reserva Cerro Castillo guide
1298:Morro de BahĂa Inglesa Guide
776:Chile's âSelva Valdivianaâ (
408:Salto de Apoquindo waterfall
1870:"Santa Elvira - Las Parras"
1850:Reserva Malalcahuello Guide
1525:Parque Aguas de RamĂłn Guide
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854:Alerce Andino National Park
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1459:"Parque Municipal Mahuida"
1095:"Greater Patagonian Trail"
782:central Mediterranean zone
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112:Iquique and TarapacĂĄ
80:Iquique and TarapacĂĄ
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