Valle Leones: A paradise of peace in Chilean Patagonia
This stunning property of 562.82 hectares (1391 acres) in the Valle Leones, Aysén Region, is a hidden gem that combines the majesty of nature in its purest form with the potential for innovative projects. With 8 km of coastline along the Río Leones and privileged views of four glaciers, this land is ideal for those looking to connect with nature and engage in environmental protection projects, scientific research, or simply live in an isolated paradise.
Despite its remote character, Valle Leones Reserve is surprisingly accessible from Balmaceda Airport in Coyhaique, followed by a trip south along Route 7, known as the Carretera Austral, and finally a 7-kilometer rural road that leads westward from the Delta of the Río Leones, totaling 4 hours and 30 minutes to arrive.
Exclusive Access to the Glacier Route
Due to its location in an area of great geographical and scientific importance, this property is perfect for developing conservation projects for glaciers, water resources, and native species. The reserve features a private access trail into the Glacier Route, an exclusive road that crosses from Valle Leones to Exploradores Valley. This is an unforgettable journey that passes more than 10 glaciers and lagoons in the heart of San Rafael National Park.
The Valle Leones Reserve extends along the northwestern slope of the valley, offering a diversity of landscapes and geography, from flat areas to more rugged terrain, ideal for ecotourism, research, or conservation projects.
In this unique place in Patagonia, you can enjoy observing iconic wildlife such as huemules, endangered species, and majestic condors soaring over the landscape. Additionally, the native flora will envelop you with its diversity, including native trees such as lengas, ñirres, and coihues, along with the characteristic calafate bushes among others.
At Valle Leones Reserve, you will find a perfect combination of isolation and connectivity. It has free WiFi and accessible roads, making it ideal for ecotourism activities, scientific observation of climate change, and the construction of sustainable housing in Patagonia.
This is a unique place that has been studied by universities and international explorers, offering the possibility to combine life in an incomparable natural setting with a commitment to environmental protection.
This is your opportunity to be part of this pristine landscape and leave a legacy in Chilean Patagonia!
