Juncal Andean Park Day Trip from Santiago

Overview of the tour in Santiago

AVAILABLE - Nov to April
The Juncal Andean Park is an ecological reserve created in 1911 by the Kendrick family. This private property, preservation of a pristine andean ecosystem, has an area of 13,796 hectares and is located in the middle of the Juncal valley, just two hours from Santiago to the north.
It has unique natural features and a remarkable beauty. In may of 2010 the park was designated “RAMSAR wetlands of international importance” such as other 11 recognized sites in Chile. Wetlands are a focus of conservation for its vital importance as a source of life, especially in harsh environments as the Juncal. This area has magnificent glaciers that are slowly receding as a result of the climate change.

We’ll reach the park entrance alongside the intriguing and forgotten train railway that used to crossed the Andes. From here we will enter through the andean valley following a low slope trail by the eastern bank of the Juncal river. The path take us to a huge vega, a mountain oasis plenty of life due to the presence of water all year round, then we’ll cross the “Monos de agua” river.

On arrival

Pick up at the hotel

Things to note

AVAILABLE - Nov to April

RECOMMENDATIONS
Sunglasses
Sun hat
Sunblock
Hiking shoes
Thermal shirt (long sleeves if possible)
2nd warmer layer
Water or wind proof jacket

Free Cancellation

Free Cancellation up to 24 hours before the activity starts. Late cancellation or your non-arrival is not refundable.