Trail that crosses a south-facing ravine, characterized by its humid environment in the lower part. It has a bridge over an estuary, where you can see the ground covered by a wide variety of mosses. At the end of the trail, when you reach the main road, you must turn right and walk approximately 120 meters to find the exit.

Distance: 0.5 km
Length: 30 min
Difficulty: medium

Short and demanding trail, ideal for those looking for a short stretch with greater physical intensity within the native forest.

Distance: 0.37 km
Length: 25 min
Difficulty: medium—high

Trail located very close to the Visitor Center and the campsite, which runs through a lush native forest where the presence of the Melí, a beautiful white-barked tree, stands out.

Distance: 0.4 km
Length: 25 min
Difficulty: medium

Trail that ascends to the top of Oncol Hill, crossing Canelo forests and original Valdivian forest. The route leads to viewpoints with views of the central valley, the Villarrica volcano and, on clear days, panoramic views of the Andes, Valdivia and the Pacific Ocean.

Distance: 4.1 km (round trip)
Duration: 1 h 45 min
Difficulty: medium—high

Trail that begins through a forest in Canelo and continues to Los Tepuales, characterized by their twisted trunks and low height. During the months of December and January it is possible to observe the flowering of the Coicopihue, with its intense red flowers.

Distance: 2.8 km (round trip)
Duration: 1 h
Difficulty: medium