Parque Nacional Vicente Perez Rosales
Parque Nacional Vicente Perez Rosales
Parque Nacional Vicente Perez Rosales
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RandyRoss
Ridgetown, Canada12,749 contributions
Jan 2020
The park protects the body of Todos los Santos Lake and a large part of its catchment. The outlet of the lake at the Petrohué locality gives rise to the Petrohué River. A short distance downstream, still within the limits of the Park, the Petrohué river flows through the Petrohue Waterfalls.
We did a quite enjoyable cruise on Todos los Santos Lake, followed by a tour of the waterfalls. Petrohué Waterfalls is a chute-type waterfall in the upper reach of Petrohué River in Chile, a short distance downstream of the source of this river in Todos los Santos Lake. However, from the ground they seem more like rapids than waterfalls. That said, this is a beautiful place to visit on a nice, sunny day. There are a few other trails to walk but there was not all that much to see on the parts that I walked.
We did a quite enjoyable cruise on Todos los Santos Lake, followed by a tour of the waterfalls. Petrohué Waterfalls is a chute-type waterfall in the upper reach of Petrohué River in Chile, a short distance downstream of the source of this river in Todos los Santos Lake. However, from the ground they seem more like rapids than waterfalls. That said, this is a beautiful place to visit on a nice, sunny day. There are a few other trails to walk but there was not all that much to see on the parts that I walked.
Written April 3, 2020
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Elisabeth P
Seattle34 contributions
Dec 2019
The park is just as pictured here. Great views, waterfalls and forests. We took a local bus from Puerto Vargas....highly recommend that as an easy way to get around and to travel with locals. We don't speak Spanish and we were able to do fine. We wished we would have studied up on trail descriptions more thoroughly before we went because the signage wasn't intuitive enough for us, and we ended up getting a smaller than we wanted. Still, goregeous place that makes a great addition to a trip
Written February 16, 2020
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pituu
Santiago, Chile207 contributions
Oct 2023 • Couples
The beauty of this place is difficult to describe. I recommend going very early in the morning since around midday there are many people and the place becomes less quiet. Please do not feed or disturb the animals!
Written January 3, 2024
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Emanpee
Sydney, Australia2,731 contributions
Jan 2020
We did a very enjoyable one way 5-6 hour hour hike through the park from Camino La Picada to Petrohue. Most people would do the round trip from Petrohue to the designated view spot or higher to ridge. Either are on challenging terrain but through diverse landscape. Views throughout are stunning. Osorno Volcano from many angles and up close, taking in the lake and ruggedness of the national park as you reach higher view spots, range of smooth paths to volcanic river beds. A truly beautiful area. The downside is relatively poor trail markings in many parts. We were with a guide and be of at least moderate fitness in solid walking shoes. It would not be an extended walk I would consider safe to do if not familiar with the area. Need to carry (in and out) food and liquid needs.
Written February 26, 2020
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PATO-BETO
San Martin, Argentina19,912 contributions
Dec 2023 • Couples
It was created in 1926, being the oldest national park in Chile. It is located in the Andes Mountains. It is bordering Argentina. Within this protected site is the Todos los Santos Lake and the Petrohué River with its incredible waterfalls. Surrounded by three volcanoes: Osorno, Puntiagudo and Cerro Tronador. We were able to see it on an excursion where we toured the area and it has landscapes of great beauty.
Written January 17, 2024
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DuncanTCH
East Greenbush, NY1,499 contributions
Jan 2023
Parque National Vicente Perez Rosales clearly is a world treasure. With crystal clear rapids and sparkling lakes, the area is a must see for another in the Lake region of Chile. Driving around the various lakes to get to the park can take some time, but definitely enjoy the scenery along the way. The architecture blends beautifully with the natural environment, and you'll feel like you're in Europe most of the time. The volcano dominates the landscape and if you have clouds...have patience! Clouds generally burn off in the afternoon.
Written March 7, 2023
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RowenaB6
Paeroa, New Zealand42 contributions
Jan 2020 • Family
Travelling up Volcan Osorno was wonderful on this midsummer day. From the top car park we took the chairlift up to the sideline. It was well worth the 18000 pesos each. Of course, while we were up there we walked across to the Red Crater and messed around in the snow at the top. We spent about 3 hours on the mountain all up. Highly recommended. We continued around the lake to the Saltos de Petrohue which have their own review.
Written January 4, 2020
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Kartoffel
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Feb 2024 • Solo
One of my most beautiful hikes in Chile.
It is possible to follow Paso Desolacion for several hours of climbing to a certain point of the volcano, but you can also simply follow the start of Paso Desolacion to access a superb viewpoint without tiring yourself too much. Then, you can go down to Todos los Santos Lake, take the opportunity to swim in its turquoise waters, and return to the entrance along the latter. Allow 6 hours, taking into account time for lunch and relaxing on the beach. The park is free. At the entrance, ask the guardaparque for the small card. It is not very detailed, but is enough to follow the path that I describe above, and is very useful!
It is possible to follow Paso Desolacion for several hours of climbing to a certain point of the volcano, but you can also simply follow the start of Paso Desolacion to access a superb viewpoint without tiring yourself too much. Then, you can go down to Todos los Santos Lake, take the opportunity to swim in its turquoise waters, and return to the entrance along the latter. Allow 6 hours, taking into account time for lunch and relaxing on the beach. The park is free. At the entrance, ask the guardaparque for the small card. It is not very detailed, but is enough to follow the path that I describe above, and is very useful!
Written March 11, 2024
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browncondo2102
Kitchener, Canada1,770 contributions
Jan 2020
This was the first park in Chile. The Petrohue River's Waterfalls are breathtaking. You can see the Osorno Volcano Mountain off in the distance which is 2600 meters high. It last erupted on Jan 14, 1835. It is shared by Chile and Argentina.
Written February 17, 2020
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BillPNo1
Friendswood, TX669 contributions
Feb 2019
We visited the Vicente Perez Rosales National Park while on our shore excursion to the park and Puerto Varas from Puerto Montt. The National Park was quite lovely, with everything lush and green and thickly forested. The Emerald Lake cruise was located in the National Park. While not completely spectacular, it was pleasant and very nice to see and visit.
Written January 25, 2020
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Oscar S
Talcahuano, Chile
Hola consulta lo que pasa que el 14 de julio estaré en puerto varas y necesito saber dónde se toma un bus o como hay que hacerlo para llegar al parque vicente Pérez Rosales ....yo estaré cerca del centro de puerto varas cualquier ayuda sirve muchas gracias ..
Written July 2, 2018
gusbowdernewton
Valparaiso, Chile
Hi AnalieseD! What did you see for public transportation around the park, and how did you get access to the trails?
My hope is that I can take a bus from Puerto Montt or something like that.
Thanks!
Written March 5, 2018
We were on a tour. Sorry we cannot help.
Written March 6, 2018
SibySR
Chillan, Chile
Hola, me gustaria saber que senderos me recomiendas, donde se puede acampar, cuanto tiempo se necesita para ir a pie, voy sin auto y cuanto uno se demora de puerto varas hasta el parque. Muchas gracias !
Written July 27, 2017
We are going to the lake district in a couple of weeks and we enjoying hiking but not strenuous hiking. When I see post about the National Park it seems that most folks are referring to the Saltos de Petrohue. Is there another part of the park that we should visit? On Google Maps I don't see any roads! Sadly, we will only have one day there. Any advice is most appreciated.
Written November 9, 2016
I would still go hike in Saltos de Petrohue, just don't try to walk all the routes, you can easily turn back when you decide you would like to. Enjoy!
Written November 10, 2016
Hola, quisiera solicitar la ayuda de quienes hayan ido para ver la factibilidad de ir. Voy desde Santiago y no sé si me conviene ir hasta Osorno o puerto varas; también me gustaría saber si es recomendable andar a pie, ya que voy solo y sin automóvil; también quisiera saber si existe algún camping, ya que la idea es alojar en carpa. Cualquier otro comentario respecto a los pro y contras de ir a pie, solo y con ganas de apreciar la naturaleza, se agradecen! Saludos!
Written February 17, 2016
Hola, Espero que sea oportuna mi respuesta,
Para llegar a este Parque debes llegar por Puerto Varas, el camino es muy simple ya que se encuentra ultra señalizado en la ruta a Ensenada.
El camping en donde yo me quedé se llama Playa Hermosa, justo en el KM 7 camino a Ensenada, tiene playa privada y es muy seguro ya que cuneta con guardias en la noche y Salvavidas durante el día.
Estas a 6 Kms de un Jumbo supermercado y farmacia. eso esta volviendo a Puerto Varas
Desde ese ounto puedes salir a recorrer los diferentes atractivos que tiene este hermoso lugar.
Un tip, visita Lago Ranco, esta muy lindo tambie,
Suerte en todo.
Written February 22, 2016
Hola, tengo pensado viajar la primer semana de Febrero y en donde me convendria alojarme para hacer este recorrido en un tour contratado: Osorno, Puerto Varas o Puerto Mont? deberia ser un lugar que tambien me ofrezca la posibilidad de hacer otros recorridos (si los hay) y con amplia disponibilidad de ofertas de alojamiento. Gracias!!
Written January 27, 2016
Sin duda puerto varas, pero puerto montt tiene alojamientos más económico. El tour yo lo contraté desde esa ciudad y salía $10.000 p/p. Visitas Angelmó, el centro de Puerto Montt, Puerto Varas, Ensenada, Laguna Verde, Los Saltos de Petrohué y finalizas en el lago Todos los Santos.
Puerto Varas, es hermosa, pero los costos de alojamiento por r la demanda turística aumenta mucho en esta época del año.
Espero te sirva.
Suerte y a disfrutar tus vacaciones.
Written January 29, 2016
Caros, estou viajando com crianças pequenas. O lugar é apenas para se ver? Como as crianças podem aproveita-lo? Há algum passeio próprio para crianças de 5 a 8 anos?
Written December 27, 2015
Estive lá em agosto e ao contrário das outras respostas, vi sim atrações para crianças. Meu filho de 11 anos fez tirolesa e tinha também outras atividades. Na entrada do parque tem um balcão, logo atrás da lanchonete que vende uns ingressos para vários tipos de atrações. Meus filhos só não fizeram mais coisas porque ainda íamos à estação de esqui e eles preferiram brincar mais lá.
Written December 29, 2015
Louise D
Pretoria, South Africa
Good.
Is it possible to buy entrance tickets to the park online?
Thank you.
Written September 25, 2015
hola, si estoy sin auto en puerto varas, como puedo llegar al parque nacional vicente perez rosales?
Written February 13, 2015
Róbinson C
Santiago, Chile
314 contributions
Hay recorrido de minibus y buses desde Puerto Montt a Cochamó yahí estás en pleno Parque, pregunta también en el terminal de Puerto Varas ya que por ahí deben pasar los buses. Suerte y si puedes y te va bien respóndeme, ya que creo con fundamentos, que este lugar lo ocupan sólo para ver si les responden y no les importan nada las recomendaciones.
Written February 16, 2015
HOLA
Vamos en Marzo, y quiero saber si subiendo en la telesilla se puede llegar a la nieve
Gracias
Written February 6, 2015
Juanteco... con mi esposo fuimos en Diciembre, la semana del 25. Nosotros compramos un tour, pero también puedes subir en auto-bus-bicicleta (este último si eres excelente deportista). En esa oportunidad estaban ok las telesillas. Si compras los 2 tramos llegas a la nieve (te bajas de la telesilla y tienes que hacer unos 10-15 minutos de trekking). Debes tomar en cuenta tu estado físico y que están a más de 1000 metros de altura.
Si van, tengan presente el clima. Cuando nosotros subimos estaba despejado y cuando estábamos arriba se puso a llover (fue impresionante de todas formas). Cúbranse piernas, cuello y oídos ya que corre mucho viento frío arriba.
Written February 9, 2015
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