Futaleufu River
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Declared Turism Attaction Zone by the National Tourism Service, Futaleufu River is also known as the “Wild River” (with a flow that goes from 347, 499 to 735 m3/s). Its characteristics turn it into the perfect place for extreme sports lovers.
It has 3 sectors with 110 meters of width. Futaleufu River flows in Yelcho lake and it has an extraordinary landscape, that allows you to practice river rafting and see several valleys.
Attractions
Different speed caudal river, that allows you the river kayak and rafting practicing, among others.
Activities
Horseback riding, trekking, kayak, rafting, canoe, rowing, flora and fauna contemplation, photography.
Location
Tenth Region.
How to get there?
Santiago-Puerto Montt: Land route and airway.
Puerto Montt-Chaiten: Airway, by Chaiten small airport
Land route : Austral Route R7 -78 kilometers-. Also, you can get here by Paso Futaleufu -10 kilometers- (route that conects Chile with Argentina)
When to go?
All year.
Climate
Rainy, moderate. Rains all year.
Services
Housing, food, transportation, outdoor activities, camping
Surroundings
Yelcho Lake, Espolon Lake, Pumalin Park, Hornopiren National Park, Pumalin Park, Futaleufu National Reserve, Palena National Reserve, Encuentro River, Puelo River, El Amarillo Springs, Llancahue Springs.
Futaleufu River touristic attractions
Near touristic attractions
| Yelcho Lake | 16 mi |
|---|---|
| Pumalin Park | 18 mi |
| Austral Route | 24 mi |
| Palena National Reserve | 32 mi |
| Chaiten | 43 mi |
| Queulat National Park | 63 mi |
| Hornopiren National Park | 76 mi |
Destinations by Areas of Chile
- Atacama Desert and Altiplano
- La Serena, beaches and astronomy
- Valparaíso, Santiago and Vineyards
- Easter Island
- Lakes and Volcanoes District
- North Patagonia and Black Forest
- South Patagonia and Torres del Paine
