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We are a Private Protected Area of ​​3,000 hectares, located in the basin of the Puelo River, on the shores of Tagua Tagua Lake, Cochamo commune, in the Chilean Patagonia. Founded in 2013 for preservation, scientific research and ecotourism.

You can visit us for the day or stay in 3 cozy shelters, to explore all the trails enjoying the landscapes, flora and fauna of the pristine forest at any time of the year.

Evergreen forest, water and mountains interact here in an endless cycle of life, giving home to Millenary Alerces, Coihues and Lichens among others. It is home to species such as Pudú, Pumas, Monito del Monte, Chucao …

The geographical characteristics and a bold access for humans allow the Park to remain virgin. Natural barriers, such as Lake Tagua Tagua in its lower part and granite peaks in its upper part, have protected this beautiful place from human intervention. And the forces of nature: the wind, the rains, the rivers with their waterfalls and the displacements of glaciers that millions of years ago are no longer there, populated the Tagua Tagua Park with majestic pieces of art of nature.

We invite you to visit the Tagua Tagua Park.

Accommodation

The Notros refuge is the first refuge of the park. It has a capacity of three passengers within the shared spaces. To access this refuge you have to walk about 500 meters from the entrance to the park. It has a large terrace which makes this refuge a privileged place to have wonderful views of Lake Tagua Tagua and the basin of the Rio Puelo. Facilities: wood stove, kitchen utensils, hot water, bath and shower, mattresses.

Notros Refuge

The Notros refuge is the first refuge of the park. It has a capacity of three passengers within the shared spaces. To access this refuge you have to walk about 500 meters from the entrance to the park. It has a large terrace which makes this refuge a privileged place to have wonderful views of Lake Tagua Tagua and the basin of the Rio Puelo.Facilities: wood stove, kitchen utensils, hot water, bath and shower, mattresses.
To reach the Quetrus refuge you must walk for about 5.5 hours, covering a total of 10 kilometers. This refuge is characterized by offering privacy to its visitors, as well as a beautiful view of the granite mountains. All this in a place surrounded by beautiful larches. Facilities: wood stove, kitchen utensils, water, bath, mattresses and sleeping bags.

Quetrus Refuge

To reach the Quetrus refuge you must walk for about 5.5 hours, covering a total of 10 kilometers. This refuge is characterized by offering privacy to its visitors, as well as a beautiful view of the granite mountains. All this in a place surrounded by beautiful larches.Facilities: wood stove, kitchen utensils, water, bath, mattresses and sleeping bags.
To access the Alerces refuge, you must walk 6.5 km in approximately 4 hrs reaching a height of 535 meters above sea level. The views from this place, as well as the warmth of its environment, make this refuge a place of encounter with nature unique in its kind. Special mention deserves it's sight to a forest of sunken larches, that simply captivates to those who enjoy it. Facilities: wood stove, kitchen utensils, hot water, bath and shower, mattresses.

Alerces Refuge

To access the Alerces refuge, you must walk 6.5 km in approximately 4 hrs reaching a height of 535 meters above sea level. The views from this place, as well as the warmth of its environment, make this refuge a place of encounter with nature unique in its kind. Special mention deserves it’s sight to a forest of sunken larches, that simply captivates to those who enjoy it.Facilities: wood stove, kitchen utensils, hot water, bath and shower, mattresses.
It is a cozy lodge of 220 hectares. It is an excellent alternative for those who visit the park, with a total of 22 rooms and two cabins, meeting room, outdoor pool, hot wood tub, extensive beach of Tagua Tagua Lake, rivers and trails, has a wide variety of excursions that take place throughout of the Puelo river valley.

Mítico Puelo Lodge and Cabins

It is a cozy lodge of 220 hectares. It is an excellent alternative for those who visit the park, with a total of 22 rooms and two cabins, meeting room, outdoor pool, hot wood tub, extensive beach of Tagua Tagua Lake, rivers and trails, has a wide variety of excursions that take place throughout of the Puelo river valley.
The Notros Camping has 10 areas for tents, also we have a shower and bathrooms. It is located in the Notros refuge sector, the first refuge in the park, approximately 15 minutes from the entrance.

Camping Notros

The Notros Camping has 10 areas for tents, also we have a shower and bathrooms. It is located in the Notros refuge sector, the first refuge in the park, approximately 15 minutes from the entrance.

Rates

Entrance to the park

Entrance to the park

General public. Includes tours of all the trails in the park + transfer by boat to and from the park (Puerto Maldonado - Tagua Tagua Park). Entrance to the park is via the lake.
$ 25.000 p/p
Alerces Refuge

Alerces Refuge

Shared refuge. Given COVID-19, the maximum capacity of the shelter is 5 to 6 people.
$ 25.000 p/p
Notros Refuge

Notros Refuge

Temporarily due to COVID-19 it is exclusive for the park ranger.
Quetrus Refuge

Quetrus Refuge

Private refuge. Minimum rental value based on 2 people. Additional passenger $ 25.000 per person.
$ 100.000
Three days at the park package

Three days at the park package

Includes: Transfers Puerto Maldonado / Parque Tagua Tagua round trip, entrance ticket, 2 Nights accommodation in Alerces Refuge.
$ 75.000 p/p
Camping Notros

Camping Notros

10 sectors for tents in the Notros Refuge sector, the first refuge in the park, approx. 15 minutes from the entrance. Closed in winter season.
$ 15.000 p/p
Lunch

Lunch

In the Alerces lagoon and refuge Notros you can enjoy picnic and barbecue (reservations in advance). Due to COVID-19 we are not having lunches in the park.

Reservations All the entrance to the park is made 48 hours in advance to the email info@parquetaguatagua.cl Prices valid for the season September 2018 – May 2019. The schedules of public transportation services, such as barges or buses, are subject to change, the Tagua Tagua Park is NOT responsible for non-compliance with schedules or delays. Transportation: the boat and transfers must be coordinated with advance notice with the reservation. Quetrus Refuge is rented privately.  Alerces y Notros Refuges are rented in shared mode, and the listed price is per person, per night. Entry and Exit: The entrances and exits to and from the Park are made from Puerto Maldonado and are subject to changes in weather conditions. Rental of shelter in refuges does Not include food. 

ActivitiesEnjoy

Trekking
Trekking
Climbing
Climbing
Observation of wildlife
Observation of wildlife
Mushroom route
Mushroom route
Lunch at the Alerces lake
Lunch at the Alerces lake

Information for visitors

The visit to the park is only with previous reservations

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Directions

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What to bring

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Regulation

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Frequent questions

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Map of the trails

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Routes

Reservation and return policy

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Contact and ReservationsSchedule your visit

In order to minimize the impact of visitors to the park (maximum capacity 42 people per day) the entrance is only with reservations, this way you help us in the process of conservation and environmental protection.

Reservations are made from Monday to Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and should be made 48 hours in advance of the date of arrival at the Park.

(+56) 9 8184 0544

Our teamCaring the nature

Valeria K.

Valeria K.

Operations and Logistics manager
Patricia V.

Patricia V.

Park Ranger
César H.

César H.

Park ranger
Diana M.

Diana M.

Marketing

Experiences of our visitors

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Un trekking inolvidable

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