The scenic Camping La Junta is a climber-run ecofriendly campground with makeshift solar showers, six composting bathrooms, fire-pit warmed shelters and sinks to wash dishes. All the day hikes in La Junta begin from this point. To reach it, you'll need to hike approximately 11km, then continue past Campo Aventura's river-crossing pulley system for just less than 1km (10 minutes).
Camping La Junta
The Lakes District
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20.45 MILES
This 20m waterfall is worth the drive for the spectacular setting. If you use your imagination, you may see the resemblance between the falls and the…
20.74 MILES
From Pampa Linda, it's a 6km drive (or over an hour's walk) along a severely potholed dirt road to the Ventisquero Negro lookout. It's a spectacular sight…
21.16 MILES
Carved out of virgin Valdivian rainforest 15km east of Puelo, Parque Tagua-Tagua is southern Chile's latest park. A private initiative funded by…
23.41 MILES
Six kilometers southwest of Petrohué, the Saltos del Petrohué is a rushing, frothing waterfall raging through a narrow volcanic rock canyon carved by lava…