Parque Nacional Queulat

Very beautiful place, BUT! after 13:30 they don't let people walk towards the glacier, the girl at the entrance said, the information is on the website, I still can't see it. If that's the case, they should charge half the price of the entrance fee, or even less.

Outstanding, make sure to take the long trail of 3.3km if you like to see the waterfall in it full mighty!

One of the most incredible parks I've been to. Beautiful views and landscapes. I would highly recommend visiting this wonderful place.

An absolutely stunning spot!! I definitely recommend checking it out on a clear day because when its gloomy the view of the glacier is obstructed with clouds. I would say it's an hour hike. You can also rent a boat to get closer to the glacier (I went in april 2021 and they charged us 10 000 clp per person), the views from the lake are not the best but could be fun as well.

Nice place to camp. Just be aware the gate is locked at 5:00 and you can not get back in, even if you’re camping. Nice sites and super cool to hear the glacier calve at night. Bathrooms had toilet paper and were reasonably clean. We did not use the showers.

The reservation system is kind of upsetting. You only reserve online and pay there, but if you don't reserve beforehand, you have to drive really far to get reception or annoy a disgruntled lady with Wi-Fi at a campsite. She'll charge 1000 pesos. The online system often gets errors, and you have to redo the whole thing. Also required for each person to fill out separately. It's just for gathering info. We used the same system going into Torres de Paine, but there was WiFi and an attendant to help you fill it out. The path to the highest and best view would be challenging for some but doable. A decent amount of large or muddy steps. It's a great view of a glacier, but if you've just walked on Exploradores, it's underwhelming. The glacier doesn't hang anymore, so that uniqueness isn't there. Also, the park closes at 4:30, and they won't let you in after 2. It cost $22 USD for two people.

Really easy to do park, get early as the park closes pretty early. The glacier and the lake are amazing, no big hikes are required to enjoy this park's beauties, but there are also some nice hikes for the more adventurous.

On a beautiful sunny afternoon at 2.15 pm we were refused at the gate because apparently you are not allowed to start the main trail to the glacier after 1.30 pm. It also turned out that an online reservation was required, which you could not make locally due to a lack of mobile network. So we had no other option then to return next day. Unfortunately now we had a very cloudy day. The trail is super easy if you hike more often and it took us about 2 hours and 15 minutes up and down, including taking pictures at the mirador. The glacier is nice, but certainly not spectacular if you have seen other glaciers in the region.