Explore Cerro Castillo: Trekking and Landscapes

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Explore Cerro Castillo: Trekking and Landscapes

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We invite you to explore one of the most beautiful trails in our region, leading you to the stunning Cerro Castillo Lagoon. This glacier-origin lagoon features turquoise waters under the imposing Cerro Castillo. Along the trail, you will have breathtaking views of the Ibáñez Valley and River. We will ensure this experience is memorable by providing all the tools needed to accomplish this challenge.

Duration

12 horas

Language

We speak Spanish

Cancellation policy

Cancel up to 48 hours in advance for a full refund.

What to expect

Passenger Pick-Up

The service includes picking up participants from their accommodations in the urban area of Villa Cerro Castillo. For those in rural areas, a convenient meeting point will be arranged.

Variable depending on location.

Cuesta del Diablo Viewpoint

Our first stop will be at the Cuesta del Diablo Viewpoint, an ideal spot to enjoy panoramic views of the town of Villa Cerro Castillo and capture stunning photos. This short break allows for acclimatization before continuing to the National Park.

10 to 15 minutes

Cerro Castillo National Park

We will start the trekking route in the Cerro Castillo National Park, surrounded by breathtaking landscapes and native forests. Along the hike, you’ll enjoy magnificent views, and upon reaching the summit, you'll be rewarded with the majestic Laguna Cerro Castillo, the towering Cerro Castillo, and the surrounding glaciers. This will be the highlight of the day, combining adventure and a deep connection with nature.

7 to 8 hours

Laguna Chiguay

On the return journey, we’ll stop for photos at Laguna Chiguay, home to endemic flora and fauna of the region. This location offers a great opportunity to appreciate local biodiversity and capture unique memories.

15 to 20 minutes

Return to Accommodation or Meeting Point

We will finish the journey by dropping off participants at their accommodations in the urban area of Villa Cerro Castillo. For those in rural areas, we will return to the previously defined meeting point.

Variable depending on location.

What you should know

What to bring

Comfortable clothing that allows mobility (clothing guidelines will be provided based on the season and weather), mid- or high-cut hiking boots, a backpack for personal belongings, sunglasses, sunscreen, and a water bottle for hydration.

Not allowed

No pets allowed, no smoking, no being under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol, no littering.

Important information

Pick-up at accommodation (urban area); if in a rural area, we will define a meeting point.
This trail has a medium-high difficulty level. It is crucial for passengers to be honest when providing information about their physical condition and other relevant health issues.