A short and familiar route that crosses a clearing of the native forest where majestic myrtle trees of more than 25 m in height rise, forming a true natural cathedral of light and reddish trunks.

Distance: 1 km (round trip)
Length: 30—40 minutes
Difficulty: low

A scenic path that borders the river among ancient evergreen forests, with groves over 600 years old and an atmosphere dominated by mosses, lichens and large native trees.

Distance: 3 km (round trip)
Duration: 1 h 30 — 2 h
Difficulty: medium

A short and easily accessible walk that leads to a 10-meter waterfall over the Rio Grande, habitat of the huillín and kingfishers, surrounded by caramel-colored waters and abundant vegetation.

Distance: 2 km (round trip)
Length: 30—40 minutes
Difficulty: low

A gentle path that ascends to the Pirulil mountain range between huge buttocks up to 5 meters high and centuries-old cypresses, witnesses of the ancient primary forests of Chiloé.

Distance: 2 km (round trip)
Length: 30—40 minutes
Difficulty: low

A quiet walk that crosses a relict of coastal olive groves and ancient wetlands, where the forest gradually opens up to the wind and the seascape.

Distance: 2 km (round trip)
Duration: 1 h — 1 h 30 min
Difficulty: low

A panoramic walk along dunes and cliffs facing the Pacific Ocean, culminating in the emblematic Muelle del Tiempo, with wide sea views and abundant bird watching.

Distance: 2 km (round trip)
Length: 30—40 minutes
Difficulty: low

A route of greater length and medium difficulty that continues beyond the Muelle del Tiempo, offering views of the virgin coast and varied landscapes of dunes, wetlands and cramped forests.

Distance: 5 km (round trip)
Duration: 2 — 2 h 30 min
Difficulty: medium