Audio Guide of Chachin Waterfall

You can get there by car via Provincial Route 48 toward Hua Hum (45 km of gravel road) or on a lake excursion across Lacar and Nonthue lakes. Access to the trail is open during daylight hours; for road conditions, check San Martin de los Andes Tourism.

Yes. Since it is located within Lanin National Park, you must pay the national park entrance fee. We recommend checking the latest prices and buying your ticket in advance on the official National Parks website.

It is an interpretive trail with low difficulty that takes about 30 minutes to walk up at an easy pace. In total, we recommend allowing about an hour to complete the full route and enjoy the views without rushing.

It is an impressive 30-meter waterfall set in the heart of the Valdivian rainforest, representing the vital force of Patagonian nature. Its setting of ferns and ancient trees makes it a must-see stop for photography and nature lovers.

Summer offers the best weather, but autumn brings incredible reddish colors to the forest; ideally, visit early in the morning or at sunset to avoid the large groups arriving on tourist boats.

The trail has well-maintained boardwalks, but the final climb to the viewpoint includes stairs and steep slopes. This means it is not fully wheelchair accessible all the way to the highest point of the waterfall.

Take the opportunity to visit the turquoise beaches of Yuco, the Hua Hum area, and the Van Dorsser Museum (Van Dorsser Castle). You can enjoy a more complete experience by downloading a guide at IAudioguia.com.

Wear comfortable, non-slip footwear, as the area is very humid, and bring water and insect repellent. Remember to take all your waste back with you, as this is a protected area.