A Whitewater guide to the rivers of chile

Rio Caunehue

A short burst of paddling in the Futrono Zone. Best during highwater springtime run off or after periods of sustained rain.

Caunehue whitewater
This short class IV+ stretch is on the northern shore of Lago Ranco just east of the town of Futrono in Chile’s recently created Region XIV aptly called Region de Los Rios. [...]


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Rio Trafanpulli


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Río Bío-Bío (El Nacimiento)


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Río Bío-Bío (Lower)


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Rio Renegado


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Rio Dillo


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Rio Captren


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Rio Blanco (Cautín)


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Rio Calbuco


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Río Manso (Nahual Huapi)


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Río Palena


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Río Cisnes (Piedra del Gato)


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Río Cajón


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Río Fuy (Lower)


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Río Blanco (Cerro Castillo)


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Río Petrohué (Upper)


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Río Petrohué (Lower)


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Río Claro (Tinguiririca)


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Rio Cisnes (Upper)


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Rio Salto Del Tigre


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