Cochamó

Cochamó, located in the Los Lagos Region, is a mountain valley surrounded by lush forests, crystal-clear rivers, and towering granite walls, earning it the nickname “the Chilean Yosemite.” It’s a top destination for trekking, rock climbing, and deep connection with nature.
The trail into the Cochamó Valley follows old cattle routes through ancient alerce forests and hanging bridges, leading to mountain refuges and breathtaking viewpoints. With no roads inside and limited access, it maintains a remote, peaceful atmosphere. It is a place of wild beauty, where conservation and low-impact tourism are central values.