This active hike of 12 km. covers a large and scenic section of the National Park Vicente Pérez Rosales, the first park opened in Chile in 1926.

While we advance having some ascents from the point of departure we will be surprised with stunning views over the volcanoes and the lakes that surround this section of the park.

The landscape changes dramatically from the temperate rainforest to the volcanic steppe and then to the shores of the Andean lakes.

The Andes range emerges at the horizon as we reach the emerald waters of the Lake Todos Los Santos, where we end the hike and start the way back to town without missing a stop at the falls of Petrohué, a combination of lava flows and water erosion with the cones of the volcanoes behind them.