Cape Horn National Park

Cape Horn National Park is located at the southern tip of South America, in Chile. It encompasses a rugged, remote area known for its dramatic landscapes, including steep cliffs, forests, and rich marine life. The park is named after Cape Horn, a historically significant navigational point for sailors. It is also part of the UNESCO-recognized "Magallanes and Chilean Antarctic" Biosphere Reserve, highlighting its ecological importance. Visitors can explore hiking trails, enjoy stunning views, and witness diverse wildlife, all while experiencing the natural beauty and cultural heritage of this unique region.