Audio Guide of Petrohué Falls

The park is open every day, generally from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM in winter and until 6:00 PM in summer. You can easily get there by car via Route 225 or by taking the minibuses that leave every 15 minutes from downtown Puerto Varas.

Rates vary between CLP $3,500 for Chilean nationals and around CLP $7,000 for foreign visitors, with discounts for children and seniors. It is recommended to buy tickets in advance at ASP Ticket to secure entry without waiting in line.

The average visit lasts about 1 hour, giving you enough time to walk the trails at a relaxed pace and enjoy the viewpoints. It is a short but intense outing, ideal to combine with other activities in the area.

They are waterfalls flowing over a base of basaltic lava from Osorno Volcano, creating a unique geological landscape. The emerald color of the water comes from glacial minerals, making it a natural icon of the Los Lagos Region.

To avoid crowds and get the best photos with a clear view of Osorno Volcano, the ideal time is early in the morning (9:00 AM) or at sunset in summer. Even when it rains, the river’s flow looks impressive, so every season has its own charm.

Yes, the park has excellent infrastructure with paved walkways and wide ramps. This allows wheelchair users and visitors with reduced mobility to comfortably reach the main viewpoints.

You are just steps from Todos los Santos Lake and very close to the base of Osorno Volcano, where you can ride a chairlift. It is also worth making a quick stop at Laguna Verde, located a few kilometers away.

Bring waterproof or windproof clothing, since the weather changes quickly and the spray from the water is constant. We also suggest downloading multimedia content or maps beforehand, because cell phone signal can be unreliable inside the national park.