
Vásquez Bajo and Vásquez Alto
This trail borders the Vásquez brook, making this a very pleasant walk with the sound of water while under the shade of Patagonian Oak, Soapbark, Litre tree and Chilean acorn.
The park counts with more than 35 km. of marked trails, that traverse the Reserve. The walks follow streams, hill tops and go through beautiful forest of Patagonian Oak and Dombei Beech. Most of the trails have been there for many years, and were originally used as trails to transport the cattle. Others we made to offer better connectivity and to get to the most beautiful parts of the reserve.
This trail borders the Vásquez brook, making this a very pleasant walk with the sound of water while under the shade of Patagonian Oak, Soapbark, Litre tree and Chilean acorn.
The name was given to this trail by the cowboys, which used to bring down the cattle from the hills over this trail. Nowadays it connects trailhead Vásquez with Laguna Verde; a beautiful walk through forests of Chilean Oak, Soapbark, Chilean acorn and Boldo.
Trail that runs over the top of Loma Seca hill, with an abundance of Patagonian Oaks, beautiful views and finishes at the Quincho.
Walk that includes trails Las Chicharras, Costanera, Vasquez Bajo, Azadones and Loma Seca Bajo. This walk starts and finishes at the Quincho and goes down to the riverbed of the Los Capados stream. The sound of the Vasquez brook keeps you company until Azadones trail, where you walk under the shade of Patagonian Oak, Soapbark, Litre tree, Chilean acorns and other native trees.
A walk all ages under the shade of Patagonian Oak, Chilean Hazelnut. Cordilleran Cypress, Chilean Acorn, Chilean Myrtle, Boldo and Chilean Litre.
Trail which presents the highest level of difficulty, but which also offers unequalled beauty. This walk follows the El Encanto stream for a mayor part of its trajectory with forests of Dombey´s Beech, Chilean Mayrtle, Winnter´s Bark, Chilean Laurel, Chilean Acorn, Soapbark, Boldo and Litre Tree.