Patagonia National Park

The Aysén Region of Chile is the wildest and most remote corner of Patagonia. Our focus in the region is on the very new and inspiring Patagonia National Park.  The land that comprises the Park was for over a century the third largest sheep ranch in Chile. In 2004, American conservationists Kris and Doug Tompkins purchased the ranch and converted it into a 1000 square mile national park that was gifted to the nation of Chile. This effort constitutes the largest privately-funded conservation effort in history of the world.

The landscapes of the Aysén Region and Patagonia National Park are characterized by broad, deep river valleys; towering, glaciated peaks; remote, pure wilderness; and abundant, unique wildlife. This place is quickly becoming a world famous destination – come see it while you can still have it mostly to yourself!