Salto Grande Waterfall

Situated in the heart of Torres del Paine National Park, the Salto Grande Waterfall is a striking natural feature fed by the ice-blue waters of Nordenskjöld Lake. The waterfall cascades 50 feet (15 meters) into the serene Lake Pehoé below. Accessible via a beginner-friendly day hike, visitors can marvel at the powerful rush of water and the surrounding rugged landscape. Along the way, keep an eye out for grazing guanacos, a common sight in the park.

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Salto Grande Waterfall