Patagonia National Park
Patagonia, Chile
The Areas We Explore
Our explorations in Patagonia National Park are divided into six zones, each with its own set of unique geographic, cultural and biospheric characteristics.
Hielos Andinos Patagónicos
In this area you can see a large expanse of glaciers in the Patagonian Andes, in addition to the largest freshwater reserves in the world.
Explorations in Hielos Andinos Patagónicos >Pioneros
This sector has areas where different worlds converge, creating unique characteristics due to their interaction, allowing one to gain an in-depth perspective on the local fauna and its historical meaning.
Explorations in Pioneros >Río Baker
An area marked by heterogeneity, uniqueness, environmental quality, and the social and territorial importance of the water systems that constitute the Baker River.
Explorations in Río Baker >Fósiles
In this area we can travel to the deepest part of history, coming across some of the most important paleontological discoveries in Chile and Latin America.
Explorations in Fósiles >Andina y Estepa Patagónica
The plains of the steppe generate a dramatic contrast with the mountains that surround it, housing a great part of the wildlife in the Patagonia Park.
Explorations in Andina y Estepa Patagónica >Aguas
The origin of all life lies in water. The action of glaciers, erosion, and more recently, streams and rivers like the Cochrane and Baker, have shaped a landscape that supports remarkable biodiversity. This environment is home to evergreen forests, birds like the Magellanic woodpecker, intricate fungal networks, and the elusive huemul, the southern Andean deer.
Explore its glacier-fed rivers, with their turquoise hues, lakes, and wetlands that sustain this intricate web of life. Over time, human history has also intertwined with this vibrant ecosystem, sharing in and evolving alongside it.
Explorations in Aguas >
