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* '''2025-02-17 to 2025-02-19 / 1,.5 days / Hiking / SOBO / RR / Peggy This short section is very easy. I arrived in Liquiñe via Route 16 in the afternoon. There are various options for food and shopping. I left around 5 PM towards Laguna Ancacoihue (Laguna Corazón). I managed to get a ride to the entrance of the road leading to the lake. At that time, many tourist cars were going down, but few were going up, so I was lucky to be picked up by locals. Laguna Corazón is definitely worth a visit. It is stunning, with lots of animal sounds. I arrived just as the last visitors were leaving. I didn’t pay an entrance fee because I didn’t meet anyone at the bottom, but otherwise, the cost is 3,000 CLP. I set up my tent at the spot with tables (watch out for cows coming to drink!). There is another campsite further into the forest with a cooking area for making fires. The trail down, which partially circles the lake, is beautiful and offers a great experience of the Valdivian forest. For me, this was the most scenic part of the hike. I spent the second night at Pozo del Oro, where I arrived early. A woman was there for the afternoon. It’s a perfect spot for swimming, doing laundry, and making a fire in the evening. The place is pleasant and beautiful (a few ferries and boats passed by, but it’s not a highway!). However, like everywhere (including Europe!), there was a lot of toilet paper left behind. The next morning, I headed down to Puerto Fuy, hoping to take the ferry to Route 18. However, all tickets were sold out for the day. The only option was to return at 5 AM the next morning to try and buy a ticket for later in the day. I decided to skip it and took a series of buses to Route 19 instead (Panguipulli–Los Lagos–Paillaco–Futrono–Llifén). I left Puerto Fuy around 1:30–2 PM and arrived in Llifén around 8 PM. The connections were smooth.