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Chiloé National Park is located in Chile.

[edit] Understand

[edit] History

[edit] Landscape

[edit] Flora and fauna

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[edit] Get in

There is a bus that arrives here from Castro that makes about 2 trips a day.

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[edit] Get around

You can rent a horse from people that live within or near the park.

[edit][add listing] See

This place is home to some of the Valdivian temperate rain forest.

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There are some people that offer cabins or you can camp.

[edit] Lodging

Very nice lodging place at a local farmer's house with friendly family, the ideal place for backpackers. Situated in Cucao. See their page:

• Hostal la Pincoya [1]

[edit] Camping

You can camp in designated areas or in the land of residents who will charge you 2.000 pesos to camp (US$4).

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[edit] Get out

This southern part of the park is best for hiking along the shore, in fact no decent maps are provided by the national park service, so you must hike along the shore. Absolutely beautiful, although you got to watch out for rains and storms, which though rare in the summer do occur.

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