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== Right time Season ==You can do Can be done all year. Ideal just after a storm when round but it's at it best in the mountain winter months when there is snow up and down the route has more brightness. or September and October, when the slopes are green and the waterfall has some wateris at it's fullest. {{== Access Santuario de la Naturaleza}}== '''By Car or Bike''' Drive to the end of Avenue Las Condes to Plaza San Enrique. Here take a right on Camino Pastor Fernandez and then a sharp left where a sign points to the sanctuary.  '''By Public transport''' There's a collective that runs from the Plaza to the beginning of the dirt road that leads into the park. From there it's a short walk to the park walk. Apparently this costs about $1300, alternatively due to the lack of a bus service hitch hiking on the road is very common. 

From the entrance of the Nature Sanctuary of Myrtle, continue driving along the road vahicular. After for 1.05 miles until you reach a fork. The vehicle road climbs Turning to the left towards an old abandoned house and the path [[Nature Sanctuary - Avenida La Dehesa]]. It should be right and pass the first parking areathere is a car park. Just before Cross the bridge over the Estero Arrayán to reach the area where barbecues, there's river and head up a vehicle track to the path bearing left, which borders past the estuary on the west bankbarbecues. You follow it to Keeping the end, which ends another area of roasts, to 1.65 miles from main river on your left the entrance path rises and then falls to the shrine. From there it starts the walk, along the estuary. After 10 minutes, compared with cross a dense thicket, a small bifuración arises. It should be left, and climb a little slope, then the other goes down the stream. About 10 minutes later, Following the trail ends at the estuary, whose opposite bank is located path beyond this you will reach a small hut round the large and swimming pool and the [http://www.termasdelacal.cl Cal Spas], which have water at tepid 20 º C water all the year, but reheated round which can rise to between 30 º C and 42 º Cin the hot summer months. Depending on the season, it might be necessary to remove your shoes to cross the creek. From that point, the path is very clear to the end, always on the east bank right side of the estuaryriver. The trail starts to rise gradually over the estuary, and shortly after there is a prospect of weaves it's way through the valley and the with Nevado de Los Angeles (3623 m), which acts acting as a an impressive backdrop.

After about 15 minutes later you must cross pass through a gate in the fence, and another gate half hour after crossing a small stream that carries water only in winter and early spring. Shortly after this you reach an area of large pine trees, where there is a stone corral. Overcoming Past the area of pines, he soon will be visible there are two large circular corrals on the valley bottom. Then there is floor and a second fence, which will also be crossedthird gate. Then it the trail crosses a second valleystream, with more water than before and that the first where it is a good place to stock up. [[Image: Cascada_valle_arrayan.jpg|thumb|left|250px |Little Falls just before the confluence]] supplies. Then there is then a long stretch (and a bit boring truth) before reaching a stream by a you reach Salto de Soldado, an attractive waterfall which in the spring months. The bottom of the falls a few yards up is just off the trailbut there's a very faint path off to the right that reaches it. From this point it takes about 20 minutes to the confluence of two rivers that feed into the estuariessingle river the trail has been following, marked this marks the end of this the trek.

*'''Trekking''': In a normal pace, this trek should take about 3 to 3 ½ 4 hours from the parking lot to the confluence of the estuariesend point. The lap time should return is not be much lower, it quicker as little height is little to be gained height.

== Variants Fees == * You can also make the path from the beginning with the east bank of the estuaryAre unusually steep. The Sanctuary is $2, rather than cross at 500 person and then if the Baths of Cal This saves man who controls the crossing, but requires travel baths is there it's another $1500 to trek on beyond. The baths are also pricey at $4000 a path much more rugged, with several cuts, and that its final stretch precariously borders the estuaryswim. In any case, this  == Variations == * There is only an alternative also a path a on the left hand side of the river which avoids the crossing (and not so desirablefee) for trekkeros, because a bicycle if at the baths but I would not recommend it as it gets precarious in places (and is not an option. impossible on a bike) * You can also continue beyond up either of the splice junction and a vehicle road from rivers at the mine's Bronzes Sanctuary (array) (Input) confluence but this is no highly recommended given the mining operations in the area.

* From the confluence, it is possible to cross the creek and As mentioned above you can continue rising (there is a path) until the junction with a vehicular route on from the mine's bronzesend point but it is not highly recommended. * Truth be told, this route is The author of the Spanish article was not too bright to a great fan of this walkbut I enjoyed it. Santiago's only recommended for searching for new and less The valley is little visited valleysby hikers, close to the city and the waterfall is an attractive bonus, unfortunately the high fees and lack of public transport decrease its attractiveness. Mountain On a mountain bike itself is it's a more attractiveoption.