National Parks in Chile


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Torres del Paine National Park

Torres del Paine National Park

Torres del Paine National Park is located in Torres del Payne district, Ultima Esperanza province, in Magallanes y Antartica Chilena Region, Chile. Its official surface is 227.298 hectares... Read More

Rapa Nui National Park

Rapa Nui National Park

Easter Island´s protected area acquired the status of a National Park on January 16th, 1935 by Supreme Decree No. 103 of the Ministry of Land and colonization, being declared a National Historic Land... Read More

Isluga National Park Volcano

Isluga National Park Volcano

Located in the middle of the Highlands, the Volcano Isluga National Park is characterized by being surrounded by volcanoes, lakes and sacred mounts of the aymara people. It is one of the areas with th... Read More

Laguna del Laja National Park

Laguna del Laja National Park

Located 93 kilometers to the East of the City of Los Angeles, in the pre-Andes, this national park was created in 1958 and occupies a surface of almost 12 thousand protected hectares. Laguna del Laja ... Read More

San Rafael Lagoon National Park

San Rafael Lagoon National Park

San Rafael exhibits marvelous topographic variety. Its sea fauna and channels, islands, snowcaps and fjords offer a grat place for tourism. The Northern Ice Field, San Rafael Lagoon and San Rafael Sno... Read More

Queulat National Park

Queulat National Park

Accessing the park by car is the best option with no doubt. You just need to make sure you book one in advance, as the closest town are small and cars can easily sell out. The park is situated 165 km ... Read More

Cochrane, Patagonia National Park

Cochrane, Patagonia National Park

Cochrane is a Chilean town in the Patagonia Aisén Region. The 2002 census gives its population as 2,867. It had no access by road access to the rest of Chile until 1988 when the Carretera Austral was... Read More

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