In the Huilliche language, Futangue means “large canyon,” and it is the name given by the native peoples to the beautiful valley. Through the river of the same name runs. Today, it is the dream location to explore the wild beauty of the Patagonian Andes.
Futangue Park marks the start of that corner of the world so full of mysticism and magic, known as Patagonia. Amid lakes, volcanos and the majestic Valdivian Forest, one of the most important centers of biodiversity in the world.
Parque Futangue was conceived from the beginning as a project for the conservation of flora and fauna. Now comprised of 13,500 hectares of native forests at the foot of the Andes Mountain Range in the River Region of Chile.
The Futangue Park is on the shores of Ranco Lake, one of the largest and most beautiful lakes in the country, and it adjoins the Puyehue National Park, one of the places with the most active volcanos in the world.
Come and explore the Patagonian Andes
At Futangue, you will find different excursions into nature and more than 100 km of exclusive trails to pristine lakes, waterfalls, rivers, huge lava fields and peaks offering extraordinary views of lakes and volcanoes.
The park also has a hotel, spa, restaurant, arts and crafts store, and cafeteria. Excursions are available as well as an events venue.
Futangue Hotel & Spa was created with the goal of giving a long-term outlook to the conservation project for the purpose of sustainably maintaining its social and environmental essence. By choosing us, our guests help preserve this invaluable natural heritage and extend it to future generations.
Futangue Park has became a cornerstone of private conservation in Chile, offering a rare combination of pristine nature and well-managed access. Visitors are drawn to its lush temperate rainforests, volcanic scenery, waterfalls, and clear rivers, which create spectacular landscapes for hiking, biking, kayaking, and wildlife watching.
The park is also known for its high-quality eco-tourism experience, with carefully designed trails, guided activities, and sustainable lodging that let people explore nature without damaging it. Its peaceful, less-crowded environment compared to other destinations makes it especially attractive.
Additionally, the chance to see unique species and learn about conservation motivates travelers interested in nature and responsible tourism.
