Osorno Volcano

Osorno Volcano reaches an altitude of 2,652 meters and stands out for its imposing snow-capped cone shape. This iconic active volcano, which last erupted in 1835, is located between Lake Llanquihue and Lake Todos los Santos and is considered the starting point for the famous Chilean Patagonia. This attraction is ideal for those who enjoy activities such as mountaineering, skiing, and trekking. As a recommendation, although it is not a very high volcano, be careful with the dangerous crevasses in its glacier.

Photographs provided by the National Tourism Service of Chile – Sernatur.