Explore the Wild Side of Puma Lodge
Guided Treks Through the Andes Mountains
The impressive landscapes that surround NOI Puma Lodge are the result of natural phenomena that occurred millions of years ago, such as volcanic activity and the displacement of ancient glaciers, which originated the formation of majestic mountain ranges and incredible river valleys. If you decide to live this magical experience, we are waiting for you to discover the natural wonders that surround the adventure of a mountain lodge.
El Yeso Lagoon
El Yeso Lagoon is located approximately 17 km (1.5 hrs) from our hotel, nestled at 2,200 meters above sea level. The scenic route winds through the river and the Las Leñas sector, offering a picturesque journey. Upon arrival, you’ll be captivated by the lagoon’s striking beauty and the vivid color of its waters. Please note that this is distinct from the El Yeso Reservoir.
National Park Rio Cipreses
National Park Rio Cipreses is situated 31.4 km (1.03 hrs) from our hotel, with a scenic crossing over a bridge that leads to the town of Chacayes. This expansive reserve offers the chance for memorable excursions and camping, and is home to the largest population of Tricahue Parrots in Chile. Visitors can enjoy observing these incredible birds and explore the caves that serve as their natural nests.
Sewell
Sewell, once a bustling Chilean mining city, is located in the Andes mountain range, about 150 km south of Santiago and 64 km from Rancagua. This historical site was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2006 for its remarkable cultural and historical significance, both to Chile and the world.
