Hacienda Pucheguin is a 348,000-acre estate of unparalleled natural beauty in North Chilean Patagonia. One of the greatest remaining woodlands on earth, this one-of-a-kind property is composed of pristine forests, rivers, lakes, and granite peaks. This rare region of untouched wonder provides boundless possibilities to conserve, develop, and enjoy a picturesque landscape ideal for skiing, rock climbing, fishing, trekking, kayaking, and riding. Hiking trails lead deep into the wilderness, while sheep, cattle, and horses graze nearby. Natural pools, waterfalls, and 25 miles of riverbank are flanked by towering peaks and imposing walls of granite. Lakes such as Lago Vidal Gormaz offer almost 1,500 acres of crystalline waters ideal for fishing. Climbing enthusiasts from around the world travel to the surrounding mountains and the area known as La Junta in Cochamó, the Yosemite of South America.