Morales-La Engorda Hiking Trail is located in Baños Morales, Chile. It's address is San Jose de Maipo, Santiago Metropolitan Region, Chile.
San Jose de Maipo, Santiago Metropolitan Region, Chile
5WGX+GR Lo Valdes, San Jose de Maipo, Chile
Check Time Table for Morales-La Engorda Hiking Trail
Monday | Open 24 hours |
---|---|
Tuesday | Open 24 hours |
Wednesday | Open 24 hours |
Thursday | Open 24 hours |
Friday | Open 24 hours |
Saturday | Open 24 hours |
Sunday | Open 24 hours |
Questions & Answers
Where is Morales-La Engorda Hiking Trail?
Morales-La Engorda Hiking Trail is located at: San Jose de Maipo, Santiago Metropolitan Region, Chile.
What are the coordinates of Morales-La Engorda Hiking Trail?
Coordinates: -33.823684, -70.05038
Morales-La Engorda Hiking Trail Reviews
2021-03-11 01:05:35 GMT
This was the longest hike, 20 miles, I’ve accomplished. During January it was intensely hot. Wear good hiking shoes, bring a lot and I mean a lot of water. I didn’t prepare as needed but luckily my boyfriend let me drink his water and saved me from heat stroke. Gorgeous views. Steep trails, minimal shade, super rocky. At one point we had to create our own trails because this isn’t one that many hike. Down the way there is the best empanadas and hot sauce. Thank me later it’s all I crave.
2019-06-17 08:50:50 GMT
This is a great hiking trail starting right beside the El Morado park, but outside of it (so no bothersome rules nor restrictions); the coordinates here at Google Maps are for the trailhead, where there's also an unmarked area for parking your vehicle. Just go there and follow the well-blazed trail starting at the cenotaph/memorial and heading East/Northeast by the mountainside through the valley, with the Volcán River to your right.
Walk straight by the turnout to the San Jose mine (but feel free to stop for a visit, just don't try to enter as there's a grave risk of accidents as warned). The start of the trail, up until the mine turnout, is a little rough but it levels off and becomes an easy walk just a little further (it's apparently an old road), so keep on walking and enjoy the wondrous views of rock formations all around and the snow-covered San Jose volcano in front of you.
I suggest you start early and pack a lunch and plenty of water; I started late and could not go all the way but had to turn back so as not to have to hike through darkness (which is never recommended).
Be safe and keep away from the border (it's a long and probably fatal fall to the river, far below) and take away with you everything you brought (please leave no garbage nor any traces), help keep this place pristine so the next visitors can enjoy it as much as you will.
===
EDIT: so I came back for another hike 2 months later (beginning of winter instead of end-of-autumn) and the place has turned into a snow paradise, doubly beautiful. This time I hiked it up to the San Jose mine, took some pictures, and hiked right back because it was turning late (don't forget the sun sets much earlier in winter). Doubly recommend, but now you must take care also not too slip on the iced trail (try to step in the soft spots) and again, do *not* try to enter the mine: some vandals pried open one of the iron bars that block the entrance, which might tempt you in, but by all means resist the temptation; the snowy peaks and unearthly iced rock formations outside are more than enough reward for the effort, see my new pictures.
2021-08-12 02:40:49 GMT
Excelente lugar para hacer trekking. En invierno se llena de nieve así que hay que ir muy abrigado y con botas preferiblemente. Cerca del lugar también puedes encontrar paseos a caballo que recorren la misma ruta. Son al rededor de 4 horas ida y vuelta. Tiene bonitos paisajes, hay muchas rocas pequeñas y otras muy grandes. Llevar agua y comida. Durante el viaje siempre estarás escuchando el sonido del río.
2019-09-15 21:32:40 GMT
Sendero de trekking de seis kilómetros, llega hasta la Laguna del Morado y se puede ver el glaciar. Muy abordable, no requiere conocimientos especiales, basta un par de zapatos de trekking, ropa cómoda, bloqueador, agua, colación de marcha. Son 5 kilómetros de subida, tómelo con calma y paciencia. El ingreso está resguardado, los guardaparques le dan una charla y lo dejan subir solo si las condiciones del tiempo son seguras. Por favor, respete la montaña y la vida de la zona, no asuste a las especies ni raye las piedras. Obvio, preocúpese por no dejar basura.
2020-10-12 21:19:40 GMT
Muy buena ruta para trekking, hiking, mtb, cabalgata, etc...
2021-03-01 12:56:35 GMT
Glaciar el morado ,ruta nivel medio -alto .
Al llegar a la cima ,30mas para llegar a la laguna .
Hermoso lugar ,pared de hielo y glaciar
2022-04-18 15:26:57 GMT
Un poco sacrificado para llegar, pero vale la pena totalmente.
2021-01-05 20:41:59 GMT
Hasta este punto llega el auto y empieza el sendero de ascenso a la montaña.
2019-11-27 00:48:58 GMT
Lugar maravilloso, para caminar y relajarse!
2022-10-01 20:51:02 GMT
Un lugar lleno de energía positiva
2019-07-06 22:11:28 GMT
Excelente lugar
2019-04-27 03:58:41 GMT
Es un pueblo genial !!!
2020-10-07 22:49:12 GMT
Bello
2020-12-23 14:12:59 GMT
Totalmente relax.
2022-01-18 15:18:46 GMT
Hermoso ✨💕🙌🌻
2019-09-30 22:53:36 GMT
simplemente precioso...
2019-07-07 19:11:00 GMT
Recomendable
Write a review of Morales-La Engorda Hiking Trail
Morales-La Engorda Hiking Trail Directions
Top Rated Addresses in Baños Morales
-
Lodge El Morado
Hotel -
El Morado hanging glacier
Hiking area -
Hosteria Baños Morales
Serviced accommodation -
Valle del Arenas
Hiking area -
El Volcan CNM
Hiking area -
Morales-La Engorda Hiking Trail
Hiking area -
Hostal Crisol
Lodging -
Placa Verde
Rock climbing -
Silla del Diablo
Rock climbing -
Spot di gaticus
Tourist attraction