Todas Sitios — Wild Atlas Guide

Parque Municipal Llao Llao

Where the Andes meet the Patagonian lakes, granite peaks rise above temperate rainforest in a landscape of startling contrasts. Parque

National Park

Parque Provincial Península de Magallanes

Granite peaks and windswept steppe converge across this 415-square-kilometre peninsula jutting into the cold Atlantic waters of southern Patagonia, where

Natural Monument

Salar de Surire Natural Monument

High across the Altiplano of northern Chile, where the Andes push toward 4,300 metres and the air thins to a

National Park

Corcovado National Park

Where temperate rainforest meets the raw Pacific coastline of Chilean Patagonia, Corcovado National Park sprawls across 6,585 square kilometres of

National Park

Laja National Park Lagoon

Where the Andes descend into the Biobío Region’s temperate forests, a vast lagoon fills the caldera of the extinct Antuco

National Park

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

National Park

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

National Park

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

National Park

Puyehue National Park

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

National Park

Reserva Nacional Magallanes

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