Chilean Andes

The Chilean Andes are a major mountain range running along the western edge of Chile, forming part of the larger Andes Mountains that extend through South America. They are known for their impressive peaks, including many volcanoes and high-altitude passes, shaping the country's geography and climate. The range influences weather patterns, supports diverse ecosystems, and is vital for natural resources like minerals and freshwater sources. The Andes also host outdoor activities such as skiing, mountaineering, and trekking, attracting tourists and adventurers. Overall, they are a defining feature of Chile's landscape, culture, and environmental identity.