2,500 hectares along the Corcovado River

A Patagonian-scale property in the Corcovado mountain valley: 2,500 hectares traversed by approximately 6 km of the Corcovado River, offering complete privacy, year-round access, and a title deed.

The property is located 16 km from the town of Corcovado and a few kilometers from the Chilean border via the Carrenleufú-Palena Pass. It combines an open valley and pastures suitable for raising cattle, native forest of lenga, ñire, cypress, and coihue on the slopes, and a riverside strip of willows and marshes along the river.

The Corcovado River—Carrenleufú in Mapuche—flows through the property with crystal-clear waters and a high flow rate. It is an internationally renowned river due to the presence of Pacific salmon and large brown, rainbow, and fontinalis trout, and is considered one of the best fishing spots in the world. Fly fishing, rafting, horseback riding, hiking, and bird- and wildlife-watching can all be enjoyed entirely within the estate.

In addition to its productive capacity—up to 300 dairy cows and 50 hectares of ponderosa pine already ready for timber production—the property offers rare potential for tourism and conservation: a big-game hunting reserve, a private wildlife sanctuary, and a fishing lodge are natural uses for a ranch of this kind.

≈ 6 km from the Corcovado River
Private riverfront, beaches, and direct access to the water
2,500 ha with title deed
6,175 acres of contiguous land
World-class fishing
Pacific salmon and large trout
Permanent, year-round access
Paving work in progress on the gravel section

Production
Capacity and Potential
The property combines a well-established productive base—livestock breeding and reforestation—with tourism and conservation uses made possible by the river, forest, and wildlife within the same property.

Activity Capacity
Livestock
Cattle raising on natural pastures
300 dairy cows
Plantation Forestry
Ponderosa pine over 20 years old, ready for timber production
50 ha
Forestable area
Areas suitable for Oregon and ponderosa pine
Significant
Native forest
Lenga, ñire, cypress, coihue, maitén, radal, and laura
On slopes
Sport fishing
Pacific salmon and brown, rainbow, and fontinalis trout
≈ 6 km of river
Big-game hunting reserve
Red deer and European wild boar present
Possible
Wildlife refuge
Puma, red fox, guanaco, condor, and 136 bird species
Possible