Osorno Volcano Tour

This volcano, named huipiche native Peripillán , owes its current name because it is indicated that it was visible to the Spanish founders from the relatively nearby city of Osorno .

It has an altitude of 2652 meters and its imposing conical feature rises majestically opposite the city of Llanquihue and Frutillar, of which only the transparent waters of Lake Llanquihue separate it. Its volcanic inactivity continues for more than a century and a quarter. On its slopes there are shelters that allow in the winter the practice of skiing and white sports. In summer, with the melting of the snow, reappear volcanic rocks that make hiking a dangerous sport, if they do not take into account all the necessary conditions for the practice of this discipline.