chiloe national park

一路看了村庄,森林和海岸线,都很漂亮,早上8点太阳刚出来我们就出发了,向北穿过村子(两边牛羊成群),然后到了海滨公路,由于有风,所以海边有轻微的沙尘,看着还挺漂亮。路两边景色很漂亮,各种绿色,这条路往返要10-12小时吧,我们用了6个半小时,因为在村子那块搭了顺风车。路上指示不过,所以有可能会迷路,如果不知道往哪走了,就沿着海岸往南走。带点衣服,万一下雨可以用,们回来的路上就下雨了,幸好我带了衣服,裤子,还有包套。我就喜欢这种独自漫步,我,自然加上我的mps。

到公园很容易,也很容易游览—— 有西里尔的妻子玛卡瑞纳给我们当导游,她懂得很多也很亲切,我们我们游览节奏很完美,包括了智骏、卡斯特罗的梅尔卡多,在当地一家餐厅吃了午饭还有簇草(Cucao),这是我们的全部行程。大力向大家推荐奇洛埃岛和玛卡瑞纳。这个公园非常宁静,有很多奇特的植物。在这个夏末的高温天气里,没有很多动物,阴凉的地方有阵阵微风,总之花钱游览奇洛埃岛真的很值得,可以了解它的历史和独特的地形。玛卡瑞纳展示了奇洛埃人最大的热情—— 好相处,懂得多,而且英语很好,对我们很有帮助!大力推荐!

如果你喜欢自然,崇拜造物主的艺术,就来Chiloe吧。1965年的大地震摧毁了Chiloe,但却创造出壮丽景观。来智利一定要来这里。这儿人不多,所以可以好好欣赏美景。享受你的Chiloe之行吧。

在一个一天的旅行中,我们从卡斯特罗出发去了奇洛埃国家公园。我们先到库考,这里是公园入口,有两种走法。两者都是很短的,一个把你带入内陆,另一个经过沙丘把你带入河岸。这没有太多的游客,你可以独自享受美好风景。门票是是1500比索一人,这个价格还是合理的,因为道路状况被保持的良好。这里的自然景观非常漂亮,我们度过了美好的一天。需要提醒的是我们这一次更像是参观,而不是严肃的追踪。伴着太平洋的景观我们进行了一次很棒的野餐。这里有餐厅,而且你可以在库考这个地方租到帆布艇。

我们花了一整天的时间在这个公园里玩。我们这次走的卢浦区小路真的非常棒,让我们有机会好好欣赏雨林。如果你在卡斯特罗,一定要来这个公园。

The Punihill Penguin colony and the Chilean National Park were near the end of 10 days of riding through Patagonia staying at local inns and dining at local restaurants. The dinner at El Gato in Peurto Varas was some of the best fish I've ever had. Lots of hills but the 10 mile grade over the Andes was a steady 3% and the other hills were almost all under a half mile. The ride attracts a more interesting and adventurous riding companions; they were great company. Juan Pablo Espinosa and Pablito with Experience Plus made everything very easy for us. Beautiful scenery, penguins, and good pavement. This is trip that is well worth the time and money.

We took both hikes--through the forest and through the dunes--plus stops at the museum and the visitor center. All of this took about 4 hours. It is a beautiful place. We had great weather. With clear views and sunshine. It looked like they were set up for these hikes to be quite wet and boggy.

I was a bit taken aback when I read the other reviews of this park as I don't think it does it justice.As others mentioned, the park has a number of hiking trails that are well marked, with boardwalks and plaques with information on fauna. The trails are relatively easy-going - 45 min to 1 hour loops, at most - and we had no issues doing the hikes with our three kids, so it is definitely geared to people of all physical abilities. For a Chilean national park, this park has a lot of infrastructure - places to eat, some small museums, camping, etc. - which makes it an easy visit for most people.The beach (which you can either walk to or drive to - we drove as it was too far for the kids to walk) is next to a native reserve and was amazing. It is extremely wide, clean and wild - we had a wonderful picnic there.What was even better than both the hiking trails and the beach was a nearby fossil beach. Instead of turning right from the main road to get to the national park, take a left and follow the road to the VERY END. I mean the very end of the road!!! You will think you're going the wrong way as the road turns into a pretty rough track (4x4 vehicle is a must), and ends at a fence. On closer inspection the fence is actually a gate that can be opened, and is only there to keep the horses in the fields. Go through the gate, across the fields and follow the marked trails towards the ocean (about 30-45 min of easy hiking), where you will end up at a beautiful rock beach covered in fossils. The fossils are mostly shells, but we also found some plant and fish fossils. There were also two mysterious memorials there from 1960 and 2010, likely from tsunamis that followed the big earthquakes that happened in those years. The place was deserted, even at high season - we only saw one family that was returning with their gear after a camping trip there. The river that meets the ocean at this beach seems to be full of large fish. Definitely a must see! Our kids were thrilled by the hike and the fossils, and it was truly off the beaten track which made it even better!

We have been on the national parc few days cause we were thinking there r a lot to visit and different walk but we didn't have any information about the visit, every day they just told us about the small walk ( 30 to 45 min around the camping ) and the last day someone told us there is bigger walk, a bit angry about the information they gave us also camping it's a bit expensive for the facilities we have .

We visited Chiloe National Park for one day and it was simply not enough. The brief interlude gave us a taste of what lies ahead... The small walks at the entrance to the park are scenic but geared towards families, children and the elderly. These are easy and well maintained. I regret that I did not have the opportunity to do some serious exploring. The beach on the west of the national park is also fairly amazing. One needs at least three days to do this area any justice... (camping in the park would probably be best).

The park is kept in good condition, and the workers we talked to are helpful and friendly. The trails are more nature trails, than hiking trails. They let you see a variety of the plant and bird life within a fairly short distance. We did not take the beach trail in the park, but accidentally wound up on a nearby beach in our car (getting lost before we found the park entrance).....quite a dramatic sight!

If u like nature and trekking u will like this place. U can arrive there by bus that leave u in the entrance of the park (they pass with frequency). U have to pay a ticket for 3 dolars adults aprox and it last all day i think.The roads are not hard so u just will need confortable tennis and sport clothes (sun block is important because uv radiation is really high, and a hat if it is sunny, in winter i dont know maybe because of the rain probably waterproof clothes) and bring food and water from the supermarket in the cities because there it is a bit expensive .biologist or lovers of the nature will love this place because of the biodiversity that u can see in the diferents landscapes along the roads and how they can completely change in just a few metros. Inside of the park there is a restorant if u want to eat. Besides they rent kayak and houses, and camping spaces. Inside of the park there is no trash can.

As far as national parks in Chile go, the easily accessible portion of this one (the south entrance) is nothing to write home about. It has some very short, tame, walking trails and the sights aren't really that compelling. Chiloe is a place to relax, eat seafood, and enjoy the ambience. If you're bored, this park might be worth a trip. I definitely wouldn't pay for a tour here. On the positive side, you won't need hiking boots, trail food, water, walking sticks, or any of that trekking stuff. We drove past the park until we found a little parking area at the beach couple of kilometers up the road. The beach walk was much better than the park.

Everything was wonderful the day we visited. The park was well maintained. The staff courteous and friendly even though we don't speak Spanish. Wonderful example of the local floral and fauna. Great hiking experience in Chiloe!

Nice place to get to know the island better. Easy flat trails for the uninitiated. Good facilities. If you love the island of Chiloe, you should get to see this spot.