GRADUAL REOPENING OF PROTECTED AREAS |
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Stay informed about the latest reopening dates for national parks and their sanitary protocols for visiting via the official Conaf website |
GRADUAL REOPENING OF PROTECTED AREAS |
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Stay informed about the latest reopening dates for national parks and their sanitary protocols for visiting via the official Conaf website |
Between the waters of Llanquihue Lake and the imposing Osorno and Calbuco volcanoes, Ensenada invites visitors to discover a privileged setting surrounded by landscapes, forests and outdoor experiences. Its proximity to Vicente Pérez Rosales National Park makes it an ideal base for exploring the area’s natural attractions.
Along the lakeshore, its beautiful volcanic-sand beach offers a unique setting to enjoy the landscape and admire the majestic Osorno Volcano.
Ensenada is located 28 miles east of Puerto Varas, along Route 225.
From Cochamó, it can be reached via Route V-69, connecting with Route 225, in a journey of approximately 31 miles.
From Argentina, access is possible through the Vicente Pérez Rosales International Pass, located along Route 225 near the town of Peulla. The journey includes a 1 hour and 45 minute boat trip across Todos los Santos Lake to Puerto Petrohué, followed by 12 miles by road to Ensenada. Buses are available from Puerto Varas.
Alerce Andino National Park is a must-see destination in the Los Lagos Region, with rare alerce trees that are over 3,000 years old and over 50 lakes surrounded by native forest.
This park is part of the World Biosphere Reserve of Temperate Rainforests of the Austral Andes.
Located south of Puerto Montt, Pumalín Park is home to millenary alerce (Fitzroya) trees and offers more than a dozen trails for exploring landscapes ranging from temperate rainforest to glaciers.
Municipal Tourist Information Kiosk
Address
Route 225, kilometer 41, next to the Municipal Delegation Office
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