Malalcahuello
National Reserve - Nalcas has a network of trails, which together account for about 50 kilometers long, crossing heights ranging from 950 to 1,769 meters. Through these paths designed for pedestrian use, you will see many beautiful landscapes and learn about the flora and fauna representative of the Andes in the AraucanÃa Region. Being located in the Cordillera de los Andes and present some of the volcanoes Tolhuaca (2,806 m) and Lonquimay (2,865 m) within its boundaries, there large areas of volcanic slag within the reserve. The paths that are enabled for the summer season are: Sana Stone, Laguna Blanca, Tolhuaca, Tres Arroyos, thinning and Laguna Totora. The first three tracks are part of the Sendero de Chile, trails and Laguna Tolhuaca Totora Nalcas run through the National Reserve, while the remaining trails are located within the Reserve Malalcahuello.
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