TRONADORES PARK

Tronadores Park is a small private nature reserve where you’ll discover scenic trails, panoramic viewpoints, charming wooden bridges, and a rich variety of native flora and fauna. A must-see highlight is the Birdwatching Lookout, a striking architectural structure designed by Edward Rojas, recipient of Chile’s National Architecture Award.

The park is also home to an ancient Tenío Forest, with some of its oldest trees estimated to be over 800 years old. From this privileged location, you can enjoy uninterrupted views spanning over 500 kilometers of the Andes Mountains, showcasing countless volcanic cones, the inland sea channels, and the islands of the Chiloé Archipelago.