Puyehue

A refuge of forests, volcanoes, and hot springs

Puyehue National Park protects 107,000 hectares of Andean Valdivian forest east of Osorno, where its trails wind through humid forests towards waterfalls and scenic viewpoints. The Puyehue Volcano dominates the landscape, challenging hikers with its views towards the volcanic complex of the Cordón Caulle.

Next to this fascinating protected area you will find Lake Puyehue, where you can go kayaking and recreational fishing. You can also enjoy hot springs that take advantage of the area's intense geothermal activity, whose healing properties will revitalize you after a day of adventure.

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Plan your trip to Puyehue

How to get there

How to get there by air

Fly to Cañal Bajo Aerodrome (ZOS) in Osorno. From there, you will need to travel 75 km along Route 215 to reach the Entre Lagos commune, next to Lake Puyehue. The journey takes about 1 hour and 15 minutes, and you can take buses, transfers, or rent a vehicle.

How to get there by land

From Osorno, you will need to travel 75 kilometers along Route 215 to reach Entre Lagos, located next to Lake Puyehue. You can rent a vehicle, take a tour, or use the regular local bus, colectivo, and taxi services that reach the various attractions of Puyehue National Park.

Must-Know Tips

Book your accommodation and activities in advance, especially for the Puyehue Hot Springs. For hikes in the national park, appropriate footwear, waterproof clothing, and warm layers are recommended. It is essential to follow park regulations and contribute to the protection of its fragile ecosystem for its conservation.