Chile’s Route of Parks
Hike and Adventure Through Chile’s Wilderness
Venture deep into Chilean Patagonia on a custom journey along the legendary Route of Parks, a 1,700-mile corridor of national parks stretching from Puerto Montt to the continent’s edge. From Los Lagos to Aysén, explore six of the route’s 17 protected parks, framed by volcanoes, rainforests, and glacial fjords. Expert guides share Chile’s wild beauty and the bold efforts to protect it.
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Discover Chile's Sizeable Charms on a Luxury Tour North to South
Morning light filters through misty forests as you hike past cascading waterfalls and ancient lenga trees. Glacial fjords stretch to the horizon, inviting you to explore their crystalline waters by boat or kayak. Between outdoor adventures, unwind in hidden hot springs and savor local wines. At day’s end, bed down in cozy lodges amid Patagonia’s vast and wild terrain.
Trip Highlights
- Be among the first to journey Chile’s new Route of Parks, a 1,700-mile wilderness corridor
- Discover six national parks from Los Lagos to Aysén on a trail through untamed beauty
- Explore glittering lakes, thundering waterfalls, and primeval forests
- Travel to support the bold efforts to preserve Patagonia’s wild and fragile ecosystems
Upcoming Departures
- Custom Trips OfferedNovember – March
Trip Pricing
- Custom Trip: From $14,200
Based on double occupancy
Inclusions
All handpicked accommodations, ground transportation, and airport transfers
All guided sightseeing, events, and experiences
Top-tier local guides
Most meals
Emergency evacuation services and secondary medical expense insurance
Dedicated support from GeoEx’s travel experts and in-house air reservations team
Your Route Through Chile
Journey at a Glance
Day 1 – 3Into Pumalín Park
After one night in Santiago, fly to Puerto Montt, then onto Chaiten for two days of hiking in Pumalín National Park. Watch for the last existing Alerce trees.
Day 4 – 5Glaciers & Queulat Trails
En route to the village of Puyuhuapi, visit Corcovado National Park for views of the splendid Yelcho Glacier. In Queulat National Park, walk through virgin forest, seeking black woodpecker and the ringdove.
Anyone who loves to hike, loves scenery, road trips, loves being in the middle of nowhere, and is into seeing conservation in action, will love this trip.
