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The Northen Patagonia is an area located southern Puerto Montt and the Northen Ice Field. All the area is probably one of the most attractive places in Chile, where you can find Queulat National Park, Puyuhuapi Hot Springs, the Futaleufu River, San Rafael Lagoon and Glacier, the Elizalde Lake, General Carrera Lake, Simpson River and Caleta Tortel.

Locations

The Austral Road

The Austral Road crosses one of the most uneven and rugged areas in the world. The isolation and natural obstacles such as virgin forests, fjords, swamps, lakes, cliffs, valleys and impenetrable forests, added to the lack of human and material resources, increased considerably the cost of the required infrastructure.

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Futaleufu National Reserve

Futaleufú and its river in the Province of Palena are considered one of the best sceneries of South America for high competition rafting. The best area is located where the Futaleufú and Chico rivers meet, at the entry of the Futaleufú National Reserve.

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Palena National Reserve

The landscape of Palena Lake National Reserve is dominated by high peaks, ice caps and a lenga (Nothofagus pumilio) forest that reaches the cold waters of the lake. It’s the first of the binational lakes.

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Lake Carlota National Reserve

The National Reserve Lake Carlota (Reserva Nacional Lago Carlota) is located in a cold steppe climate, meaning, dry, with average precipitations annual non superior to 16.907 ounces, with short humid season and very low temperatures in winter.

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Cinco Hermanas (Five Sisters) Natural Monument

The “Cinco Hermanas” (Five Sisters) Natural Monument is part of the attractive offer of areas that constitute a unique and characteristic sample of the beautiful diversity in this part of the national territory as it is the Chilean Patagonia (Patagonia Chilena), to a large extent unexplored.

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General Carrera Lake

The lake deep blue contrasts with the green emerald of some bays, where originating rivers of glaciers flow, as it is the case of Port Ibáñez (Puerto Ibáñez). The lake flows into the Pacific Ocean (Oceáno Pacífico) through the River Baker (Rio Baker), the mightiest of Chile.

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National Reserve of Jeinemeni Lake

The National Reserve Jeinimeni (Reserva Nacional Jeinimeni) is characterized for being one of the few places that protects the stepped atmosphere of Aisén, being one of the study units of the Project Biodiversity of Aisén (Proyecto Biodiversidad de Aisén). Here have been studied líquenes, mosses, vertebrates, mammals, birds, vascular plants and insects.

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Caleta Tortel

Gradually, it is constructed in Caleta Tortel with wood of cypress of the Guaitecas, an ingenious network of footbridges, stairs and bridges that go over rocks, vegetation and marshes, connecting the piers with the houses distributed in different sectors of a large rock, in Caleta Tortel.

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Magdalena Island National Park

Magdalena Island was reclassified as National Park in 1983, its boundaries and present surface of 157,616 hectares, were marked in 1998, after the desafectation of the lands in which Port Gull (Puerto Gaviota) is located. The access to the Unit of Island Magdalena (Unidad de Isla Magdalena) is only possible by sea.

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OHiggins Village

The town of Villa O’Higgins characterizes itself by its colorful wood houses covered with tiles, ordered in a ten of small group of houses in a checkerboard form that limit with the Hill Santiago (Cerro Santiago) and the aerodrome.

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