In the village of Cayetué, we venture through an impressive native forest, largely unexplored, heading north with the goal of reaching the pristine Cayetué Lagoon. This lagoon marks a midpoint between the meltwater tributaries that originate in the Cochamó Valley and flow into Todos los Santos Lake. There, we can enjoy a wonderful view of Puntiagudo Volcano and observe an old livestock corral dating back to the colonial era.

HIKING

TECHNICAL DETAILS
Duration: 8 h
Driving distance: 3 h
Walking distance: 12 km
Elevation gain: 92 m+
Physical difficulty: Medium. Optional: Winter equipment for the corresponding season.

INCLUDED EQUIPMENT
Trekking poles, sunscreen, snacks, lunch, and beverages.

RECOMMENDED CLOTHING
Hiking shoes, layered clothing according to the season and weather conditions, light backpack.
Hat and sunglasses to protect from the sun.