Chile National Parks Guide

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NATIONAL PARKS IN CHILE

1. Lauca	13. Las Palmas de Cocalàn	25. Hornopirén
2. Volcán Isluga	14. Radal Siete Tazas	26. Corcovado
3. Salar de Huasco	15. Laguna del Laja	27. Chiloé
4. Llullaillaco	16. Nahuelbuta	28. Queulat
5. Morro Moreno	17. Tolhuaca	29. Isla Guamplín
6. Pan de Azúcar	18. Conguillío	30. Isla Magdalena
7. Nevado de Tres Cruces	19. Huerquehue	31. Laguna San Rafael
8. Llanos de Challe	20. Villarrica	32. Bernardo O´Higgins
9. Bosque Fray Jorge	21. Alerce Costero	33. Torres del Paine
10. Arch. Juan Fernández	22. Puyehue	34. Pali Aike
11. La Campana	23. Vicente Pérez Rosales	35. Alberto Angostini
12. Rapa Nui	24. Alerce Andino	36. Cabo de Hornos

National Parks Chile

National Parks are usually extensive areas where unique, diverse biological environments interact. They have not been significantly altered by human action and are capable of self-perpetuating. Because of their unique features they are of special educational, scientific, or recreational interest.

The objective behind protecting these areas is to preserve Chile's environmental varieties, to allow for the continuity of evolutionary processes, and if possible, develop the realization of educational, investigative, and recreational activities.

Important: If you have doubts about our national parks, contact Conaf directly calling at (056) 663 0000 or send them an email at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it