Multi-day trekking expeditions into one of Patagonia’s most remote valleys — exploring ancient forest, 1000m granite domes, rivers, and wild Andean terrain.
The Cochamó Valley is one of Patagonia’s last truly wild places — accessed on foot or horseback, far from roads, signal, and modern infrastructure.
Days are spent moving through ancient forests, along rivers and waterfalls, and beneath towering granite walls — with time to explore, climb, or push deeper into the surrounding valleys.
Our Cochamó expeditions are built around deep access into the valley — combining local knowledge, horse-supported logistics, and carefully structured journeys based from remote camps.
Access into the valley can be made on foot or horseback, with gear transported by local arrieros, allowing you to travel light and move efficiently.
From basecamp, each day opens into multiple possibilities — from valley exploration and alpine lakes to climbing, higher passes, or extended trekking objectives.
Cochamó Basecamp Trekking
4 days
From $2,400 USD
A multi-day trekking experience into the heart of Cochamó, based from camps such as La Junta or Vista Hermosa.
Andes Crossing
6-8 days
From $3,800 USD
For those seeking a more extended objective, this expedition crosses the Andes into Argentina via Paso El León — linking remote valleys, mountain passes, and lakes.
Remote Bivvy Treks
4–5 days
From $2,900 USD
More adventurous non-technical trekking journeys into higher and less-travelled areas of the valley.
A multi-day trekking experience into the heart of Cochamó, based from camps such as La Junta or Vista Hermosa.
From here, daily exploration includes upper valleys, alpine lakes, river crossings, and access to some of the most iconic terrain in the region.
Routes may include Arco Iris, Trinidad, the Anfiteatro, hidden lagunas, and lesser-known areas of the valley.
Optional climbing, longer hikes, or rest days can be incorporated depending on the group.
Duration
Difficulty
Price
Private guide
All meals
Horse support for equipment (valley access)
Transfers from Puerto Varas
Camp / refugio setup
Guided treks into upper valleys
Local logistics and support
Transfer from Puerto Varas → Cochamó → trek or horse access into La Junta / Vista Hermosa
Trinidad Valley exploration — waterfalls, granite walls, river systems
Anfiteatro / Arco Iris — alpine terrain, lakes, extended trekking options
Return through the valley → Cochamó → optional hot springs in Puelo → Puerto Varas
Entry into the valley on foot or horseback, followed by multiple days based in camp with flexible exploration before returning.
For those seeking a more extended objective, this expedition crosses the Andes into Argentina via Paso El León — linking remote valleys, mountain passes, and lakes.
This is one of the most unique journeys in the region, moving entirely through wilderness between Chile and Argentina.
Duration
Difficulty
Optional Start (Premium)
Price
Private guide (English speaking)
Expedition logistics
Meals and camp equipment (optional self-sufficient style possible)
Horse support (optional)
Transfers Chile ↔ Argentina
Overnight at Lago Vidal refugio
Transfer → Cochamó → valley entry
Progress deeper into the valley — camps and remote terrain
High pass crossing → Argentina
Arrival at Lago Vidal — stay in remote mountain refugio
Exit via Argentina → return via Bariloche → Chile
A progressive crossing through remote terrain, linking valleys, passes, and lakes before reaching Argentina.
More adventurous non-technical trekking journeys into higher and less-travelled areas of the valley.
These expeditions move beyond established camps into alpine terrain, lakes, and bivvy-style nights used by climbers and local explorers.
Duration
Difficulty
Price
Private guide
Camp setup for valley base
Lightweight bivvy equipment
Meals
Logistics support
Optional horse support
Trek into La Junta
Exploration around basecamp → move to upper valley → first bivvy
Valle de la Bestia → remote laguna → alpine terrain
Return toward La Junta
Exit valley → Cochamó
Entry into the valley on foot or horseback, followed by multiple days based in camp with flexible exploration before returning.
Access into the valley involves a 12km approach from the trailhead, completed on foot or by horse.
All expeditions are fully supported with logistics, camp setup, meals, and local knowledge — allowing you to focus entirely on the experience.
Each journey can be tailored around your timeframe, interests, and level of adventure — from relaxed trekking to multi-day crossings, climbing integration, or extended wilderness exploration.
