Patagonian Lakes
This collection of glacial lakes is situated in the Magallanes Region of southern Chile, primarily within or near the remote boundaries of Bernardo O'Higgins National Park. Fed by the Southern Patagonian Ice Field, these bodies of water, including Lago Geikie and Lago Brush, often display distinct turquoise hues from suspended glacial silt. The surrounding landscape consists of primary subantarctic forests and granite massifs, providing a secluded habitat for native species like the southern huemul deer.
Laguna Julio Montt
Glacial lake within Bernardo O'Higgins National Park, located near the remote western fjords of the Southern Patagonian Ice Field.
Laguna Luis Cruz
Remote glacial lake in the Magallanes Region wilderness, surrounded by rugged terrain and subantarctic forest.
Laguna Arturo Pérez Canto
Isolated high-latitude lake located in the western channels of Chilean Patagonia.
Lago Geikie
Proglacial lake fed by the Geikie Glacier, featuring floating icebergs and views of the ice field.
Lago del Jote
Secluded lake located near the Serrano River valley, bordered by dense native forests.
Lago Brush
Glacial lake situated south of Torres del Paine, featuring views of the Balmaceda mountain range.
Lago Escondido
Isolated lake in the Ultima Esperanza Province, reached via backcountry trails through mountainous terrain.
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