Ascension to Lonquimay Volcano: Challenge and Panoramic Andes Views

Ascensión Volcán Lonquimay: Desafío y Panorámicas de los Andes

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The Lonquimay Volcano, or "creative force" in Mapudungun, is a jewel of the Andes mountain range standing at 2,865 meters. Ideal for beginners and adventurers, this ascent offers spectacular views of the Malalcahuello National Reserve and the Kutralkura Geopark, combining nature, history, and excitement.

What to expect

Pick-up at accommodation in Malalcahuello

We start the day by picking up participants from their accommodations in Malalcahuello to transfer them to the starting point.

30 Minutes

Arrival at Corralco Ski Center parking lot

We arrive at the Corralco Ski Center parking lot, where we make the final preparations before beginning the ascent.

15 Minutes

Start of the ascent

We begin the ascent of the Lonquimay Volcano, accompanied by expert guides.

4 Hours

Summit of Lonquimay Volcano

We reach the volcano's summit, where we enjoy time for lunch, rest, and taking photographs while admiring panoramic views of the Andes.

30 Minutes

Descent on foot or skiing

We begin the descent from the summit to the parking lot, either on foot or skiing, depending on the chosen modality.

3 Hours

Return to accommodation in Malalcahuello

Transfer back to the accommodations, concluding the adventure-filled day.

30 Minutes

What you should know

What to bring

Comfortable backpack.
High-ankle trekking shoes (preferably).
Layered clothing (thermal wear, windproof, and waterproof).
Hydration (at least 1.5 liters).

Not allowed

Alcohol.
Pets.

Important information

All participants must complete a form before the activity.
Pick-up times may vary depending on weather conditions, seasonal changes (sunrise, daylight hours), or client preferences.

What is included

Certified guide with high-mountain experience.
Technical equipment for standard ascent (poles, crampons, ice axe, and helmet).
Entry to the Malalcahuello National Reserve.
Box Lunch.
Basic accident insurance for outdoor activities.

What is not included

Personal hydration and food.
Appropriate clothing (layered wear, trekking footwear).
Specialized winter equipment (Splitboard or ski randonnée, DVA, shovel, and probe).