On Monday we made the almost 4 hour drive to our next adventure, Puyehue National Park, one of Chile’s busiest parks in the Lakes Region.\u00a0\u00a0 The area is also home to 4 significant volcanoes although none have erupted recently (Volcano Puyehue did\u00a0erupt in 2011).\u00a0 Unfortunately, the weather was stormy and the volcanoes were hidden by heavy clouds.\u00a0 The evening brought an incredible swirling cloud above one of the volcanoes and a gorgeous sunset.<\/p>\n
The next day we visited the park and hiked several trails, giving up on one long one because of significant mud – we needed our galoshes!\u00a0 We drove towards the ski area on a long gravel road.\u00a0 After the heavy rain continued, we turned around.\u00a0 Not a great day for hiking but the area is quite beautiful with massive lakes, extraordinary glacier-topped volcanoes and beautiful farmland.<\/p>\n
Tomorrow we head to Puerto Vargas, about 2 hours away.\u00a0 After this final visit in the Lakes Region we will fly south to Torre del Pines.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n On Monday we made the almost 4 hour drive to our next adventure, Puyehue National Park, one of Chile’s busiest parks in the Lakes Region.\u00a0\u00a0 The area is also home to 4 significant volcanoes although none have erupted recently (Volcano Puyehue did\u00a0erupt in 2011).\u00a0 Unfortunately, the weather was stormy and the volcanoes were hidden by … Continue reading Swirls, Rain & Sunsets<\/span> ![\"Neighbor](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/dltwt.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2015\/11\/PB236359.jpg\")
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