Activities

Pedal into Paradise: Pucon to Caburgua cross country via Quelhue

Saddle up for a scenic ride through one of Pucón’s most vibrant and refreshing landscapes. This cycling route from town to the sparkling shores of Caburgua isn’t just about getting from point A to B — it’s a journey through waterfalls, forest magic, and crystal-clear waters.

Glide past the rushing cascades of Ojos del Caburgua, with its deep blue pools and lush green surroundings. Stop at the Mirador de Peces to spot river life swirling below, then breathe in the serenity of Laguna Azul, a hidden gem tucked deep in the woods.

Continue through a cascade corridor like no other: Salto Las Vertientes, Salto Los Copihues, and Salto Bellavista each offering their own rhythm and roar. Cool down with a dip or simply bask in the mist before ending your adventure at Playa Negra, where black volcanic sands meet the turquoise waters of Lake Caburgua.

It’s a perfect mix of pedal-powered effort and soul-refreshing nature — a ride that reawakens your senses and reminds you why you chose to explore the wild South of Chile on two wheels.

Price: USD $99 per person.
Schedule: 08:00 to 18:00.
Includes: Mountain bike, security gear, lunch & all entrance fees.
Min 2 persons.

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Cascade by Cascade: Ride into the Wild Heart of Palguín Alto

Ready to chase waterfalls? This 60 km round-trip ride from Pucón to Palguín Alto takes you deep into the pulse of Chile’s untamed south — where every turn in the trail reveals a new thunderous wonder.

Start strong with Salto La Mula, where the roar of water sets the tone for what’s to come. Push onward to Salto Los Mellizos inside Palguín Adventure Park — twin falls that tumble side by side in perfect symmetry. From there, the magic only intensifies.

Feel the mystery at Salto La China, then brace yourself for the raw force of Salto del Diablo, where legends say the earth opens and the devil whispers. But nature’s grace returns with Salto El León and Salto El Puma — two majestic falls hidden in lush, emerald canyons.

And just when your legs begin to feel the ride, reward awaits. Soak it all in at Termas de Palguín, where natural thermal waters melt away every ounce of effort and leave you feeling reborn.

This is not just a cycling route — it’s a rite of passage for the wild-hearted. Water, rock, sweat and steam — the "Ruta de las Cascadas" is a full-body, full-spirit adventure.

Price: USD $129 per person.
Schedule: 08:00 to 18:00.
Includes: Mountain bike, security gear, lunch & all entrance fees.
Min 2 persons.

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Ride into the wild heart of Pucon’s Mountain Biking scene: Cerduo Bike Park

Just 14 kilometers from town, the ride to Cerduo Bike Park is the perfect warm-up for what awaits: a thrilling network of forest trails, natural obstacles, and purpose-built features designed for all levels of riders. Nestled at the base of the Villarrica Volcano, this park is a local favorite and a hidden gem for MTB lovers.

Once you arrive, gear up for flowy descents, technical sections, and wild volcanic terrain that will test your skills and stoke your adrenaline. Whether you're a beginner finding your flow or an advanced rider chasing speed and precision, Cerduo delivers.

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Price: USD $99 per person.
Schedule: 08:00 to 18:00.
Includes: Mountain bike, security gear, lunch & all entrance fees.
Min 2 persons.

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Cycling Expedition: Pucon to Mamuil Malal, Border Pass to Argentina

This is not your typical bike tour — it’s a full-day expedition deep into the heart of the Andes, designed for experienced cyclists who crave challenge, solitude, and raw beauty.

We begin in Pucón and ride through quiet country roads, dense native forests, and high-altitude valleys as we make our way to the Mamuil Malal Pass, a stunning border crossing into Argentina that sits at the base of the mighty Volcán Lanín.

Along the way, you’ll climb gradual slopes, push through long stretches of wilderness, and be rewarded with epic views, crystal-clear rivers, and the sense of riding in a place few tourists ever reach. This route demands endurance, but the payoff is unforgettable: panoramic vistas, fresh mountain air, and the powerful silence of the frontier.

We’ll stop for a picnic-style lunch near the border, with views of the volcano and the vast Patagonian landscape beyond. After resting, we make the return ride to Pucón, arriving late in the afternoon with tired legs and full hearts.