Click here to view and download a complete map of the park. Activities in the Park Pumalín Park offers the adventurous traveler a plethora of opportunities for exploration, wildlife- watching, learning, and relaxing. Sea kayakers can explore the Comao and Reñihué fjords, where dolphins, sea lions, and even whales are spotted frequently. Hikers can find a range of trails, from beginner to advanced, leading to waterfalls, up volcanoes, and through the dense rainforest. Skilled climbers will find endless unclimbed peaks to explore, with massive granite walls and expansive glaciers. Those interested in Pumalín's diverse and unusual flora can enjoy self-guided botanical walks. Cyclists are welcome and encouraged to travel through the park. Access Encompassing a vast wilderness area, where steep peaks meet the ocean and dense wet forests crowd the hillsides, Pumalín's geography presents some challenges for travelers. Planning your visit ahead of time will enable you to explore the park more fully. The Park has several access points and areas: Pumalín North, which extends south from the town of Hornopirén through the Comau fjord and doesn't have land access; Pumalín West, centered on the tourist amenities at Caleta Gonzalo; and Pumalín South, which reaches to the small town of El Amarillo. Most of the access to the park is along the Carretera Austral, Chile's Southern Highway, and the ferries that bridge gaps in the road. More information in How to Get There. Pumalín Park | Where to Stay http://www.parquepumalin.cl/en/visiting_the_park.htm 2 of 3 2/4/16, 5:14 PM

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Click here to view and download a complete map of the park.

Activities in the Park

Pumalín Park offers the adventurous traveler aplethora of opportunities for exploration, wildlife-watching, learning, and relaxing. Sea kayakers canexplore the Comao and Reñihué fjords, where dolphins,sea lions, and even whales are spotted frequently.Hikers can find a range of trails, from beginner toadvanced, leading to waterfalls, up volcanoes, andthrough the dense rainforest. Skilled climbers will findendless unclimbed peaks to explore, with massivegranite walls and expansive glaciers. Those interested inPumalín's diverse and unusual flora can enjoyself-guided botanical walks. Cyclists are welcome andencouraged to travel through the park.

Access

Encompassing a vast wilderness area, where steeppeaks meet the ocean and dense wet forests crowd thehillsides, Pumalín's geography presents somechallenges for travelers. Planning your visit ahead oftime will enable you to explore the park more fully.

The Park has several access points and areas: PumalínNorth, which extends south from the town ofHornopirén through the Comau fjord and doesn't haveland access; Pumalín West, centered on the touristamenities at Caleta Gonzalo; and Pumalín South, whichreaches to the small town of El Amarillo. Most of theaccess to the park is along the Carretera Austral, Chile'sSouthern Highway, and the ferries that bridge gaps inthe road.

More information in How to Get There.

Pumalín Park | Where to Stay http://www.parquepumalin.cl/en/visiting_the_park.htm

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