Tepuhueico Park Ticket

Explore the premier native forest of Chile by visiting Tepuhueico Park, where you can embark on a hiking adventure while discovering the rich diversity of flora and fauna.

Why explore Tepuhueico Park?

Situated in the midst of the Grande de Chiloé Island, Tepuhueico Park represents one of the most significant native forests in Chile, focusing on the conservation of local flora, fauna, and wild mushrooms. Are you prepared to delve into this 20,000-hectare (49,421-acre) area? It’s an ideal destination for nature enthusiasts!

Your admission grants you access to explore two main sections within Tepuhueico Park: the forest section and the coastal section, featuring over 10 kilometres (6.2 miles) of trails. Wander through these paths to immerse yourself in dense woodlands, visit the Bravo River, and take in stunning views of waterfalls, cliffs, and dunes.

The park is also a sanctuary for a remarkable array of wildlife, including an extensive selection of birds such as the kingfisher, chucao, and the royal woodpecker. Additionally, you might spot the Chiloé fox, pudu, and, occasionally, dolphins and whales along the coast.

Opening Hours

Tepuhueico Park welcomes visitors daily from 9 am to 6:30 pm. It’s important to note that these hours may vary, so checking ahead is advisable.