Petrohué River Crossing
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Petrohué River Crossing

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The experience

The Petrohué River Route is a 25 km journey that combines river and nature at its finest. Over 4 to 5 hours of paddling—with a total activity duration of 7 hours—you will be able to explore dreamlike landscapes as you navigate the imposing Petrohué River.

The route begins at Hueñu Hueñu Park, a few kilometers from Ensenada, and follows the river downstream to its mouth in Ralún. Throughout the journey, you will enjoy the serenity of the Patagonian forests, with their lush vegetation and crystal-clear waters.

During the trip, you can relax and marvel at the scenery while surrounded by dense forests of native species. At the end of the route, you will reach the famous Viguerías del Petrohué, imposing rock formations that reach up to 15 meters in height, offering a unique natural spectacle. This experience will be a total immersion in the biodiversity and tranquility of the region.

Technical details

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LocationEnsenada – Puerto Varas
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Departure pointHueñu Hueñu Park
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RouteHueñu Hueñu Park to the Petrohué Bridge in Ralún
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Duration7 hours
09:00 to 16:00
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DifficultyMedium-low · no previous experience required
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Minimum age8+ years

Includes

  • 🛶Full equipment
  • 🧭Certified guide
  • 📻VHF radio
  • 🩹First aid kit
  • 🎒10-liter dry bag
  • 🍫Energy snack
  • 🚐Transportation from the meeting point to the starting point

What to Bring

  • 👒Beanie
  • 🧴Sunscreen
  • 👕Change of clothes
  • 🧻Towel
  • 👟Footwear that can get wet
  • 💧Water bottle
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ℹ️ Important information
  • Minimum 3 passengers per departure (grouped based on bookings).
  • Departure will be confirmed before 8:00 PM the previous day.
  • Changes or cancellations up to 72 hours in advance.
  • If quotas are not met, you may reschedule or request a refund.
  • Ticket valid for 30 days from purchase.
✕ Does not include
  • Insurance
  • Tips
🌿 Rowing for conservation

We paddle gently and leave no trace, taking time to listen to the river and observe the birds and native flora. Part of every outing supports our conservation efforts.