Cumbres del Cóndor Park

A place with its own magnetism

Adjacent to the Lago Las Torres National Reserve and surrounded by mountains over 1,500 meters above sea level, Cumbres del Cóndor is part of the habitat of the Andean condor, which finds the natural conditions in these mountains to make them its home.

Spanning 475 hectares, this reserve is crossed by over 6 kilometers of watercourses, a 6-hectare peat bog, and wetlands.

It features more than 3 kilometers of Picaflor River shoreline, which, along with the Mañihuales River, offers one of the world’s most renowned fly-fishing circuits.

Covered in lush Valdivian rainforest, it hosts unique ecosystems found nowhere else in the world, home to native wildlife such as huemules, pumas, pudúes, chucaos, woodpeckers, and other magnificent birds that share this environment with Coigües, Ciprés de las Guaitecas, and Arrayanes.

Unforgettable experiences to enjoy

Una de las actividades que ofrecen nuestros parques es el trekking o caminata guida.

A place close to everything

20 min

Supermarket

20 min

Gas Station

20 min

Pharmacies

130 min

Balmaceda Airport

20 min

Villa Mañihuales

20 min

Villa Amengual

90 min

Puerto Cisnes

90 min

Coyhaique

10 min

Lago las Torres National Reserve

80 min

Ventisquero colgante Queulat

45 min

Puerto Aysén

97 KMS / 60.2 Mi

Río Simpson
National Reserve

Location

Check how to get there from Balmaceda Airport in Aysén

Download the baseline of flora and fauna for the Cumbres del Cóndor Reserve here. (Only Spanish version available)

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