Attractions

A ground drop on the water course of the Baker River, of over 10 meters high, creates a huge waterfall and a sharp contrast between the turquoise waters of Baker River and the milky waters of Nef River.

The Baker River is the longest and most abundant river of Chile, with its 200 km of length and its average flow of 870 cubic meters per second.

Patagonia Park contains and protects the highest levels of biodiversity found in Chile’s Aysen region. Home to many endangered species, such as the nationally treasured huemul deer, puma, and Andean condor, the park provides wildlife lovers the opportunity to encounter these rare species first hand.

Nosy guanacos frequent the Lodge lawns and campgrounds, huemul line the banks of Lake Cochrane, and pink Chilean flamingos bathe near the banks of Lake Seco. Whether you are hiking the trails or gazing out of the Lodge windows, the park’s wildlife is sure to captivate and inspire. 

Valle Leones is one of the most beautiful valleys in our region.

As the road entering the valley is not a public road the valley still breathes the atmosphere of the past. The valley is still dominated by nature and the families of the first settlers who came to the Leones valley around 1940.

As the road is not well maintained, the valley is ideal for trekking and horse back riding.