Chile Hot Springs Guide. Geometricas Hot Springs. Villarrica National Park, Pucon, Lincan Ray, Villarrica, Villarrica Volcano.

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The Geométricas Hot Springs, anciently called Cajón Negro, are inmersed within the majestic beauty of the Villarica National Park, near the town of Coñaripe. These are the result of an ambitious project carried out by architect Germán del Sol. By constructing with wood and noble materials, he sought to take nature into geometry so as to achieve a harmonious whole.

This new, original thermal complex is located next to the Aihué stream, which has abundant water sources. One of its special features is the wooden footbridge that crosses by the entire center and is used to visit the ravine. Under this bridge, 450 meters below, thermal waters flow until arriving at different wells through a wooden gutter.

Basic Information

When to go
Year round. There is no central heating in Winter and it gets a little cold if snow falls. There's a transport service from Coñaripe to the thermal center that drives through the road to Villarica National Park.

How to get there
From Villarrica to the hot springs 56 miles (90 km). From Pucón, 32 miles (52 km).

Facilities
The hot springs boast 16 separate thermal pools with water temperatures that vary between 95°F and 108°F (35°C and 42°C) and 4 fresh water pools. In addition, there are bathrooms, changing rooms, lockers, and an outdoor barbecue area that functions as a cafeteria. However, there are no facilities for accommodations so it is mainly a good choice for tourists coming from Pucón, Villarica , Lincanray or nearby tourist spots.

Water Type
Hyperthermic waters 95° to 108°F (35ºC and 42ºC)

Indications
Stress relief.

Contraindications
Unknown.

Applications
Outdoor thermal baths.

Attractions
Villarrica National Park.
Pucón.
Lican Ray.
Villarrica.
Villarrica Volcano.

Activities
Baths and other thermal activities.
Photography.
Trekking.
Mountaineering.
Fishing.