Chile · Hiking

4-Hour Lahuen Ñadi Park and Antonio Felmer Museum Tour

4 Hours Round trip from Los Lagos Easy pace

The journey

Trip highlights

01 Explore the rich native flora of Lahuen Ñadi Park on a short hike
02 See the emblematic Alerce and other species of southern Chile's temperate rainforest
03 Learn about the first German immigrants' hardships and efforts at the Antonio Felmer Museum
04 Visit an imposing barn of German colonial architecture filled with everyday settler objects

Explore Lahuen Ñadi, a native flora protection area of more than 200 hectares set amid the modern world. Discover the fascinating temperate rainforests of southern Chile and enjoy a short hike through this lush landscape, home to the emblematic Alerce and other native species. Continue to the Antonio Felmer Museum to learn about the shortages and efforts of the first German immigrants on arriving in the area, through exhibits that include photographs, musical instruments, machines, and magnificent clocks.

The museum is housed in an old and imposing barn of German colonial architecture and exhibits many objects from different aspects of the settlers' daily life, such as photographs, musical instruments and machines, magnificent clocks, countless technological objects, agricultural machinery, and energy generators based on animal power, among many other things.

From the itinerary

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 4 Hours

Tour type Private

Activity level Easy

Accommodation Not included

Transport Included

Wheelchair access No

Languages English, French, Spanish

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Lahuen Ñadi Park Hike and Antonio Felmer Museum

Meet the tour representative at the airport.
Visit Nahuel Ñadi Park. Here, we find the emblematic Alerce (Fitzroya cupressoides: Patagonian cypress), with specimens over 800 years old, though in areas far from civilization, high in the cordilleras of the region, they can be more than 5,000 years old. In this forest, we also find Coigues (Nothofagus dombeyi), Canelos (Drimys winteri), Tepas (Laureliopsis philippiana: native laurel), Lumas (Amomyrtus luma), Arrayanes (Luma apiculata), and Tepuales, among other species.
Go on a short one-hour hike through the lush greenery of Nahuel Ñadi Park.
Then leave by vehicle for the Antonio Felmer Museum to learn about the shortages and efforts of the first German immigrants on arriving in the area. The museum is housed in an old and imposing barn of German colonial architecture and exhibits many objects from different aspects of the settlers' daily life, such as photographs, musical instruments and machines, magnificent clocks, countless technological objects, agricultural machinery, and energy generators based on animal power, among many other things.
Transfer to the hotel.