GPT02 - Mina El Teniente

Summary (editar)
Activity	Trekking
Location	Chile, Rancagua
Scenery	Mediana
Atractions	Vistas panorámicas
Duration	días "Días" no está en la lista de valores posibles (3 horas o menos, 1/2 día, 3/4 día, 1 día, 1 día y medio, 2 días, 3 días, 4 días, 5 días, 3 - 5 días, 6 - 7 días, 8 - 10 días, 11 - 14 días, 15 - 20 días, 20 - 25 días, 26 - 35 días, 36 - 60 días, 61 - 89 días, más de 90 días) para esta propiedad.
Trail	Siempre Claro
Signage	Inexistente
Infraestructure	Inexistente
Topology	Cruce
Gain/Loss (meters)	+5146, -5383
Distance (k)	100.7
Skills	No requiere
Original creator	Jan Dudeck
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Estero Coyanco, Cajón del Maipo, beginning of the trek. Photo: Club Andino Patagónico Elal

This is a simplified track file, not suitable for navigation on terrain. To get the detailed file see the following section on the main Greater Patagonian Trail article

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Main trail

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Packrafting

Instructions to follow the track in your smartphone

All GPT sections (click to show)
GPT Section Articles GPT01 (Cerro Purgatorio) GPT02 (Mina El Teniente) GPT03 (Rios Claros) GPT04 (Alto Huemul) GPT05 (Rio Colorado) GPT06 (Descabezado) GPT07 (Laguna Dial) GPT08 (Volcan Chillan) GPT09 (Volcan Antuco) GPT10 (Laguna El Barco) GPT11 (Cerro Dedos) GPT12 (Rio Rahue) GPT13 (Laguna Icalma) GPT14 (Volcan Sollipulli) GPT15 (Curarrehue) GPT16 (Volcan Quetrupillan) GPT17H (Liquine) GPT17P (Neltume) GPT18 (Lago Pirihueico) GPT19 (Volcan Puyehue) GPT20 (Volcan Antillanca) GPT21 (Lago Todos Los Santos) GPT22 (Cochamo) GPT23 (PN Lago Puelo) GPT24H (PN Los Alerces Tierra) GPT24P (PN Los Alerces Agua) GPT25H (Aldea Escolar) GPT25P (Lago Amutui Quimey) GPT26 (Carrenleufu) GPT27H (Lago Palena) GPT27P (Alto Rio Palena) GPT28H (La Tapera) GPT28P (Bajo Rio Palena) GPT29H (Rio Cisnes) GPT29P (Valle Picacho) GPT30H (Coyhaique) GPT30P (Canal Puyuhuapi) GPT31H (Valle Simpson) GPT31P (Lagos de Aysen) GPT32 (Cerro Castillo) GPT33H (Torres de Avellano) GPT33P (Rio Ibanez) GPT34H (Ferry Chile Chico) GPT34P (Lago Chelenko) GPT35 (Parque Patagonia) GPT36H (Ruta De Los Pioneros) GPT36P (Rio Baker) GPT37H (Peninsula La Florida) GPT37P (Lago O'Higgins) GPT38 (Glaciar Chico) GPT39 (Monte Fitzroy) GPT40 (Glaciar Viedma) GPT41 (Lago Viedma) GPT42 (Glaciar Upsala) GPT43 (Lago Argentina) GPT44 (Peninsula de Magellanes) GPT45 (Torres Del Paine) GPT46 (Seno Ultima Esperanza) GPT47 (Seno Skyring) GPT48 (Seno Otway) GPT49 (Peninsula Brunswick) GPT50 (Cabo Froward) GPT60H (Ferry Porvenir) GPT60P (Estrecho de Magellanes) GPT61 (Bahia Inutil) GPT62 (Pampa Guanaco) GPT63 (Lago Fagnano) GPT64 (Bahia Yendegaia) GPT65H (Ferry Puerto Williams) GPT65P (Canal Beagle) GPT66 (Puerto Navarino) GPT67 (Dientes de Navarino) GPT68 (Tolhuin) GPT69 (Ushuaia) GPT70 (Alto Rio Futaleufu) GPT71 (Espolon) GPT72 (Bajo Rio Futaleufu) GPT73P (Lago Yelcho) GPT74P (Rio Yelcho) GPT75P (Rio Frio) GPT76 (PN Pumalin Sur) GPT77 (PN Pumalin Norte) GPT78H (Volcan Yates) GPT78P (Estuario de Reloncavi) GPT80P (Glaciar Exploradores) GPT81P (Glaciar Leones) GPT82P (Aysen Glacier Trail) GPT90P (Volcan Hudson) GPT91P (Istmo Ofqui) GPT92P (Glacier Steffens) GPT00 (Template)

Recent Alerts and Suggestions

Martin Lizondo 20 Dec 2018 Southbound

A lot of water capacity is required. Last water source at Estero Bodegua (S34° 00.894' W70° 25.507'). Avoid the route near puesto at S34° 04.633' W70° 30.757' because the pass is forbidden. Instead, keep following the track high off trail.

Season Section Log

2019-Nov-16 / Martina & Ivo / Regular route southbound

It took us 4 days to walk this section. Trails are in good condition. There is practically no snow left and water levels are low. We took the third Emergency Exit in the mine, so we don't know about the last 10 km. The mine's Security Officer wasn't very pleased to drive us out of the mine. In Coya we found accommodation and resupply tiendas. You can also take the bus to Rancagua which runs every full hour.

Summary Table

Satellite Image Map

Elevation Profile

Elevation Profile of Regular Hiking Route (2019)

Section Planning Status

Recommended Travel Period

Benefits of Hiking and Packrafting

Recommended Travel Direction

Section Length and Travel Duration

Suitable Section Combinations

Section Attractiveness

Section Difficulty

Resupply

Resupply Town

Shopping: Food

Shopping: Fuel

Shopping: Equipment

Services: Restaurants

Services: Laundry

Services: ATM and Money Exchange

Accommodation: Hostals and Hotels

Accommodation: Cabañas

Accommodation: Camping

Transport: Ground Transport

Transport: Ferries

Transport: Shipping Services

Resupply on the Trail

Location, Names, Available Items and Services

Access to Route and Return

Access to Start

Return from Finish

Escape Options

Permits, Entry Fees and Right-of-Way Issues

Regular Route

Regular Hiking Route

Regular Packrafting Route

Optional Routes

Investigations and Explorations

Links to other Resources

Alerts and Logs of Past Seasons

wanderwood18*......Just got done with section 2: Mina Teniente. (Nov 15 2019) Here’s some stuff worth sharing.

•We camped on Reserva Coyanco for 5000 pesos and sweet spots right next to the river. We took a taxi straight there from the city center of Santiago for 25,000. I just saw on the television that the metro is back up to Puente Alto as well.....so that’s cool.

•We also took the first emergency exit when arriving at Mina Teniente. Everybody was SUPER friendly. They even gave us a free ride to Machali for Resupply.

•After water at the bridge over Estero Codegua, water is pretty much non existent. Nobody was at the puesto, and the next water source was still and dense with tad poles (definitely not ideal)....and probably won’t last for much longer.

•There was some just recently passable areas near the top of the pass, but pretty easy to get by! Prefect timing 👌