Rio Negro (Chile)

Rio Negro is a small village located in southern Chile’s Patagonian region, near the border with Argentina. It is part of the Aysén Region and is known for its remote, rugged landscape, characterized by dense forests, lakes, and fjords. The area features a cool, damp climate and is primarily accessible by boat or limited roads, making it a quiet, off-the-beaten-path destination. Historically, it has been involved in forestry and fishing industries. Today, Rio Negro’s natural beauty attracts adventurers and nature enthusiasts interested in exploring Patagonia’s pristine environment.