Reserva Nacional Radal Siete Tazas Excursion.
(3 days / 2 nights)

The park is administrated through CONAF and is located in the Seventh Region. Its importance is due to endangered species found there such as the Mountain Cypress, Luma blanca, Maitén, Roble, etc. Furthermore, there is rich fauna such as Pudús, mountain lions, foxes, vizcachas, etc. Among the birds: Black Woodpeckers, Condors, Peregrin Falcons, etc. There are cascades like the 40 meters high Velo de la Novia and the 25 meters high Salto de la Leona. The Siete Tazas are a geological formation at the Río Claro, with seven basins and seven cascades, surrounded by domestic vegetation. The Parque Inglés is another beautiful area within a pre-mountain landscape, which offers pleasant hikes through the forest and places for bathing in the river.

Day 1:
In the evening we go to Radal (5 hours) and set up camp in the forest.


Day 2:
We leave the sector to visit the Velo de la Novia, the Salto de la Leona and the Siete Tazas and to reach the Parque Inglés where we put up our second camp.


Day 3:
There is 3 hour hike through the forest of Robles and Coigues. At 3 p.m. we return to Santiago.




What to take
Water, food for Saturday
Sleeping bag, sleeping mattress
Comfortable clothes, jacket
Jacket
Sun protection, sunglasses
Bathing suit

Meeting point
Plaza Italia, at the Metro Baquedano, in front of the Universidad de Chile theater.

Price
$ 70.000
Included:
Transport, guide, campground in Radal, admission to Vela de la Novia and the Reserva 7 tazas, camping in the Reserva, Dinner at the second day, tea, coffee, camping equipment, tents, stove
Additional costs
Lunch at Sunday in the region

Departure
19.00 p.m.
Return
Approx. 9.00 p.m.