Complete guides for crossing between Chile and Argentina in Patagonia. Hours, requirements, vehicle documents, wait times, and practical tips for every border crossing.
Experience one of Patagonia's most unique and scenic border crossings, Paso Hua Hum, connecting Argentina's Lanín National Park with Chile via a picturesque lake ferry. This route offers breathtaking natural beauty, combining mountain roads with a serene lake journey across Pirihueico, making it an unforgettable part of your Patagonian adventure.
Paso Integración (Río Don Guillermo) is a vital border crossing connecting Chile's iconic Torres del Paine National Park region with Argentina's famous Glacier National Park, home to El Calafate and El Chaltén. This scenic route offers a direct, albeit rustic, passage through the Patagonian wilderness, making it a favorite for intrepid travelers and a key logistical point for exploring two of South America's most spectacular natural wonders.
Experience a breathtaking Patagonian border crossing at Paso Mamuil Malal (Tromen), nestled between the majestic Lanín and Villarrica volcanoes. This route offers unparalleled scenic beauty, leading adventurers from the serene landscapes of Argentina to the vibrant Pucón region of Chile. While the journey is stunning, it traverses a significant stretch of gravel road and is known for its seasonal closure during winter, making proper planning essential for a smooth passage.
Navigate the scenic Paso Río Jeinimeni border crossing between Chile Chico, Chile, and Los Antiguos, Argentina. This less-traveled route offers a tranquil alternative, connecting the stunning landscapes around General Carrera Lake and Lago Buenos Aires via a unique journey across unpaved Patagonian roads. Prepare for an adventure through breathtaking natural beauty.
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