The best trekking routes in Chile

For the most expert and for those who want to start this adventure, we leave here the XX most important trekking routes in Chile.

1. W Torres del Paine circuit: This is the trekking  by excellence you have to do if you visit Patagonia. If you want to take better advantage of the landscapes, we recommend you to do the O circuit that runs through the most hidden part of the Torres del Paine.

2. Villarrica Volcano: It is one of the busiest excursions that are made in Pucón. It can be done by day getting up very early to reach the crater of the volcano.

3. Lauca National Park: In the extreme north of Chile you will find volcanoes, lakes and high plateau mountains. Excellent landscapes for those looking for something with borders and Andean.

4. Cerro Castillo National Reserve: It is one of the longest and most impressive circuits in Chilean Patagonia. Do you want to know this corner of the world on foot?

5. Teeth of Navarino: For those who want to know Tierra del Fuego, the trekking in Dientes de Navarino seems to be the unmissable route for this year.

6. Explorers Route: The idea of ​​this road is to unite Puerto Tranquilo with Puerto Grosse. It is located a few kilometers from the San Rafael lagoon. If you go to the Carretera Austral, it is a route that is being opened for trekking lovers.

7. Huerquehue National Park: This park includes endless trekking routes through the Andes, in the middle of lagoons and millenary araucarias. If you have little time, you can do the hiking for the day to the national park from Pucón.

8. Conguillío National Park: This is another park located in the Andes mountain range. There are trails that will take you to know the deepest of the Araucanía Region.

9. El Morado Natural Monument: In the surroundings of Santiago is the Cajón del Maipo, which is the perfect place to trek in a few days. You can do the excursion to the El Morado glacier whenever you want, as long as the weather conditions allow it.

10. Altos de Lircay National Reserve: It is located in the Maule Region in the cordilleran zone. It is best to visit it in the fall to see the amount of colors that unfold from the trees. Really recommendable