National Park - Wild Atlas Guide

Torres del Paine National Park

Where granite spires pierce the Patagonian sky, Torres del Paine commands one of South America’s most dramatic landscapes. Across 4,106

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Vicente Pérez Rosales National Park

Where the Andes descend toward the temperate rainforests of Chile’s Lake District, nearly 4,641 square kilometers of pristine wilderness unfolds

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Lauca National Park

Where the Andes rise toward the altiplano in Chile’s far north, Lauca National Park sprawls across more than 3,000 square

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Puyehue National Park

Across the volcanic spine of the Los Lagos Region, where the Andes descend toward temperate rainforest, Puyehue National Park encompasses

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Reserva Nacional Magallanes

Where windswept steppe meets sub-Antarctic forest near the southern tip of continental South America, Reserva Nacional Magallanes unfolds across roughly

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Reserva Nacional las Vicuñas

High desert plateaus interlace with volcanic ridges across this 4,204-square-kilometre expanse at the border between Chile and Bolivia, where altitudes

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Patagonia National Park

Where the Andes meet the Patagonian steppe, vast grasslands and shrublands sweep across rolling terrain carved by ancient glaciation, their

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Cerro Castillo National Park

Granite peaks and windswept steppe converge across this vast Patagonian landscape, where the Andes’ eastern flank drops into terrain sculpted

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Pan de Azúcar National Park

Where the Atacama Desert plunges toward the Pacific, Pan de Azúcar National Park sprawls across 727 square kilometres of one

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Cabo de Hornos National Park

Where the Andes plunge into the Southern Ocean and the Drake Passage churns between two continents, Cabo de Hornos National