Over the years we have opened up several walking trails:
The “river trail” follows the property along the Liucura River, its turquoise waters where salmon leap, birds bathe, and kayaks and riverboards go by chasing thrills. You'll find this trail wherever you come close to the river. Along the way, you can admire various majestic native trees, each labelled with its name. Near the rapids, you'll spot other kinds of trees, as well as the many copihues (Chile's national flower) that bloom in season.
The “forest trail” winds peacefully through the native forest, looping around trees that grow ever bigger and more impressive. About 600 meters long, it joins the main Kari Mapu Park road at its far end.
Finally, we have opened a trail through the central area connecting the pool zone with the entrance to the forest trail. There you'll find younger trees, but if you look closely, you'll spot others that are much older and more impressive.
