158 KM of Ecorefugio Located north of the mouth of the Maule River, this is the most Sahara-like landscape imaginable. The Putú dunes form the largest set of dunes that can be found in Chile. Formed by the action of the Maule River and ocean currents, this enormous dune field
132 KM from Ecorfugio Declared a Nature Sanctuary, the Stone of the Church. It is an enormous vaulted rock with an approximate height of 50 meters, in which the erosive action of the sea sculpts some caverns in its interior, which can be visited when the tide is low. Both
89 KM from Ecorefugio The Baños del Campanario are natural hot springs located next to the river of the same name. These hot springs, which have practically no infrastructure, can be reached after a walk of just under 1 hour. However, to the bad or good fortune of visitors, the
67 KM of Ecorefugio A dam built in stones form these hot springs, the mixture of hot water from slopes that rises from the earth and the waters of the Maule River. They result in the optimum temperature for bathing. In addition, on the shore through an entertaining trail. You
108 KM from Ecorefugio This lagoon is still an enigma since it has not been possible to verify its depth due to the pressure exerted by the volcano. Marvel at its calypso waters and obsidian shores.
97 KM of Ecorefugio Los Monjes Blancos or Penitentes, is a curious rock formation of natural origin that stands out from the landscape for its white color and great height. A must for tourists who like to photograph nature.
93 KM of Ecorefugio From Ecorefugio to the mountain range we have an impressive route that begins with the Inverted Waterfall. In this place the wind blows so hard that it produces an effect that seems that the water goes upwards. Below the waterfall is the Valley of the Condors,
34 KM of Ecorefugio The Tricahue Circuit is the classic route to get to know the native forest of the VII Region. Beginning in a sector dominated by a sclerophyll forest. This then gives way to the infrequent hualos. To continue, with oaks, coihues and even mañíos of long leaf.