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By participating in this adventure, you are actively supporting the Conserva Pucheguin initiative, a collective effort to safeguard over 130,000 hectares of old-growth forests and unique biodiversity from unsustainable development. Every step contributes to the long-term protection of the vast and extraordinary Patagonian ecosystem.

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Your Guides

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The best people to immerse you in a destination are the ones who live there, which is why we feature local Adventure Guides on our trips. Here are a few that you might meet on this adventure.

Andre L.

André is an accomplished mountaineer who has dedicated over 25 years to climbing and exploring the Peruvian and Patagonian Andes ranges. He grew up in central Chile and fell in love with Patagonia at first sight and made it his home for 20 years before recently moving to Chile's Araucania region. In over ten mountain expeditions in Patagonia, he accomplished many first ascents, and has climbed the Paine towers in Chile and Alpamayo in Peru. A very enthusiastic guide, André’s love for nature and respect for the mountains is infectious to all who travel with him.

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Accommodations

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Ranging from remote tent camping and a mountain lodge and cabins in stunning wilderness locations to comfortable hotels with modern amenities.

Radisson Hotel Puerto Varas

Comfortable Hotel

At the edge of Lake Llanquihue, with views of the Osorno and Calbuco volcanoes across the water, Radisson Puerto Varas has a prime location for exploring the colonial city or relaxing with a spectacular view. Well-appointed rooms with modern amenities invite a good night’s sleep after a day of travel. Take a dip at the indoor pool and solarium or book some time at the spa and sauna.

Rincon Bonito

Rustic Lodging

Rincon Bonito is nestled into the remote Ventisquero Valley and reserved entirely for MT Sobek guests. The Mountain House lodge has four bedrooms, and three cabins have one bedroom each. Each building has shared bathrooms, woodstove, dining and common areas with solar power and mountain views. The accommodation is simple, but with thoughtful touches that reflect the place, such as natural wood furnishings, cozy sheepskins, and plenty of natural light.

Tawa Refugio del Puelo

Comfortable Hotel

Crafted to be in harmony with nature, Tawa Refugio del Puelo's architect designed the boutique property to become one with the forest and riverbanks, its angled shapes letting in light and views, nestled among the myrtle trees and rocks. Each of the eight high-ceilinged wood-lined rooms has an ensuite bath, private deck, and large windows facing the river and mountains. The A-frame restaurant offers inspired Chilean cuisine around an open fire.

MT Sobek Camp & Refugio – La Junta

Comfortable Camp

Surrounded by granite peaks and temperate rainforest, MT Sobek's Cochamo Valley camp is set with roomy tents, sleeping pads, and a five-star setting. There are dry toilets and a handwashing station in camp. Just over the river—accessed by a fun pulley and basket system—is a refugio with indoor bathrooms, hot showers, books, a fireplace and seating, where you will enjoy your meals in cozy comfort. The refugio is reserved exclusively for MT Sobek guests.