Marvel at the stunning views of the Villarrica Volcano
Explore the Villarrica National Park on a guided hike
Discover the hidden treasures of the Mirador los Cráteres trail
Admire the beautiful forests of coihues, lengas, and ñirres
See the parasitic craters and lava flows of the Villarrica Volcano
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ツアー・観光
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アクセス
ホテル送迎
ガイド形式
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スナック (軽食) 付き
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写真撮影サービス、送迎サービス付き
季節限定
冬の雪景観賞
観光のジャンル
自然景観、エコツアー・ネイチャーガイドツアー、ウォーキング
交通手段
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商品説明
Discover the hidden gem of the Mirador los Cráteres trail, offering easy access and breathtaking views of the majestic Villarrica Volcano. As you hike, take in the stunning vistas of the Zanjón Seco and Correntoso valleys, with the distant Caburga and Huilipilún lakes, Llaima Volcano, and the Nevados de Sollipulli.
The trail is adorned with beautiful coihue, lenga, and ñirre forests, leading you to a row of parasitic craters, each 5 to 10 meters in diameter. These craters, some eroded and others clearly defined, showcase fascinating lava formations, with cracks caused by invasive vegetation. In some areas, the lava has collapsed, creating low but deep caves.
Capture the unique textures and landscapes with your camera, making this a perfect adventure for landscape photography enthusiasts.
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Not Suitable For: Pregnant women
Not Suitable For: People with mobility impairments
Not Suitable For: Wheelchair users
Not Suitable For: Visually impaired people
Not Suitable For: People over 75 years
What To Bring: Camera
What To Bring: Hiking shoes
What To Bring: Water
What To Bring: Comfortable clothes
What To Bring: Daypack
What To Bring: Hiking pants
What To Bring: Quick-dry clothing
What To Bring: Trekking gear
Know Before You Go: It's a half-day activity, 2 kilometers uphill and 3 kilometers downhill.
Know Before You Go: In winter, it can be done with snowshoes; it's more strenuous, but you won't see the craters.