Every outing leaves from the boot room with one of our guides. You come back to the sauna on the jetty and a dining room that cooks the valley.
Request a stayBring broken-in boots, a shell jacket and sun cream. Poles, packs and lunch come from the lodge.
Ignacio checks boots, weather and the snow line, and hands out lunch.
Twelve minutes up. On a clear day you can see three lakes and the volcano.
Lunch by the water, sheltered from the westerly behind a rock band.
The path drops to the jetty; the sauna is already lit.
Chef Valeria Quilodrán works with a sheep farm on the steppe, a trout farmer on the lake and our own glasshouse. The menu changes most days; this is a typical evening.
Breakfast 7:30–10:30 · Packed lunches to order · Dinner 19:30–22:30 · Half board US$ 55 per person per night
Add half board to a stayThe forest loop suits anyone who walks regularly. The lagoon and ridge days assume five to six hours on rough ground; the guides will suggest the right one at the evening briefing.
Groups are capped at eight, so mention the treks you want in your stay request. Anything left over is offered at the front desk the evening before.
From late June to mid-September, when snow reaches 1,050 m, a blue run finishes at the boot room door. Early and late in the season a snowcat shuttles skiers the last stretch.
The guides switch to a forest route or move the day. Paid treks cancelled by the lodge are refunded in full or moved, whichever you prefer.
Yes. Coeliac, vegetarian and vegan guests eat from their own version of the menu; note it in your request and Valeria plans ahead.
Add the treks and dinners you want to your request, and we plan the days around your dates.
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