Huerquehue National Park
Millennial forests and landscapes that inspire
Huerquehue National Park challenges you to explore 12,500 hectares of mountainous landscape and ancient forests. You will walk under the shade of coigües and millennial araucarias, entering the natural habitat of protected species such as the pudú and the culpeo fox.
The famous "Los Lagos" trail will guide your ascent to the Chico, Verde, and Toro lagoons, offering privileged views of the Villarrica Volcano. To end the day, Lake Tinquilco offers its shores in the lower area, ideal for a family picnic or a well-deserved rest in front of the water.
Plan your trip to Huerquehue National Park
How to get there
How to get there by air
Fly directly to La Araucanía International Airport (ZCO), located 25 km south of Temuco. From there, the park is about 120 km away. Complete the journey by first arriving in Pucón, the nearest operations center, where you can hire a tour to the national park.
How to get there by land
From Pucón, the main access to the park is 35 km away, following the road to Caburgua. The journey takes approximately 1 hour. Keep in mind that the final stretch is gravel and requires careful driving. There are local buses that leave from Pucón, with limited schedules in the morning.
Must-Know Tips
To plan your visit, remember that it is mandatory to buy the ticket online in advance. Keep in mind that the trails are mountainous and require good physical condition, so it is essential to be prepared: wear trekking shoes and dress in layers with a waterproof jacket. Finally, be sure to bring enough water and food as there are few services on the route.
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