Trekking in Chile is a rare pleasure indeed. With a length that exceeds 4, 300 kilometers from north to south, the Chilean territory is a land of contrasts that combines deserts, mountains, Mediterranean landscapes, vast open plains and glaciers, hence the intrepid tourist has the rare pleasure of choose which environment he wants to trek through, all in one country. Trekking in Chile allows one to enjoy some of the picturesque countryside, the scenic natural landscapes as well as the wild untamed beauty of Chile.
Some of the best trekking options in Chile constitutes of the wild life sanctuaries and the protected wild areas. Some of the best areas to trek in Chile are Lauca National Park, Pan de Azucar National Park and Altos de Lircay National Reserve, to name a few.
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Trekking routes in Chile are well maintained. These areas, administrated in some cases by the Chilean state and in other cases privately, are interesting and beautiful places to visit, offering information, posted signs, maintained paths, and safe routes. In most of these parks and reserves an entry charge applies, which is usually used for the maintenance of the area. The entrance fee normally costs around US $2.
While trekking in Chile, it is very rare to meet anybody apart from the few mountain farmers and herders who welcome a chat and are particularly trustworthy because they live in the mountains all year round. Layered clothing is best when while venturing out on treks in Chile.
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