Top Pucón Adventure Tours in 2026

Take the stress out of tackling Chile’s most active volcano with a guided Villarrica Volcano hike from Pucón that is designed to suit everyone, from novice to seasoned hikers. From the 9,340-foot (2,847-meter) summit, enjoy sweeping views of lakes and volcanoes—and possibly even magma inside the crater. In snowy conditions, descend by sled for a thrilling ride unavailable on any other mountain in the world.

The Villarrica Volcano serves as the symbol of Pucon, one of Latin America’s outdoor adventure hot spots, so the ultimate feat for thrill seekers is climbing to its summit. This small-group trekking tour not only ensures you can hike at a pace that suits you, but also takes care of all equipment (including hiking poles and crampons for the ice), leaving you free to focus on panoramic views.

They will climb to the summit of the highest volcano in the Araucanía region. The promotion of the Chilean side is not very popular and we will not meet many people, it will be a total disconnection. The long and tiring ascent will be rewarded upon reaching the summit, with a 360° view over 15 volcanoes and several lakes. The mountain experience is very complete: we will travel through forests, rocky and snowy terrain, with the use of crampons and ice axes. The camp in the middle of the mountain is also a unique and unforgettable experience!

Ascending to the summit of the Lanin Volcano is a world-class mountain experience On this tour you will ascend the highest volcano in the La Araucanía region. Join us and enjoy a two-day journey to the summit of the Lanín volcano, 3,776 meters above sea level. Here you will have a privileged view to both sides of the mountain range, making this adventure incredible. You will also have the opportunity to see both the sunset and the sunrise during the activity and camp under a starry sky over this incredible volcano, an experience that you will surely never forget.

You will reach the summit of the second most active volcano in Chile, at a height of 3125 meters above sea level! Not very touristy and with wonderful views, it is a unique experience. You will have a view over other volcanoes, lakes and ancient forests of Araucarias. The activity requires a good physical condition and previous climbing experience is recommended.

The Quetrupillán Volcano is a wonderful volcano in southern Chile! It has been asleep for many years, it has a large crater covered by an immense glacier. It is ideal for mountaineering, for beginners or for experienced people. The view from the summit (at 2,370 masl) is impressive and 360°, and allows you to observe several lakes and volcanoes, as well as the Andes mountain range on the Argentine side. When the volcano is covered in snow, the descent is done with sleds and it is possible to slide down the entire volcano sitting down. It is a unique and unforgettable experience!