Tres Valles Lodge sits deep in the Río Pico Valley, in one of the more remote corners of Southern Patagonia. The setting is more isolated than the Trevelin base, with open valley landscapes, nearby lakes, and views toward the Desnudo Mountain shaping the surroundings.
The lodge accommodates up to 10 guests across five suites, each with a private bathroom and its own outdoor deck. Rooms are spacious and well finished, with views either toward the mountains or across Vilches Lake, giving the lodge a strong connection to its setting throughout the day.
The main building is spread across a series of comfortable living spaces, including two separate lounges, a library, and a full bar. Large windows and outdoor decks keep the landscape constantly in view, while multiple areas allow guests to gather or step away depending on the pace of the group.
Meals are prepared in-house using local ingredients, with a focus on straightforward, well-executed dishes. Asados are a regular part of the week, often using meats sourced from the surrounding region, and dinners tend to follow a relaxed, social rhythm after time on the water.
Despite the remote location, the lodge is well equipped, with reliable power, hot water, and WiFi available. The overall feel is more private and removed than the main Trevelin lodge, making it a natural fit for those looking to spend part of the week in a quieter, more isolated setting.
Within the PRG South program, Tres Valles is typically incorporated as a secondary base, offering a change of pace and access to a different part of the region without losing the comfort of a well-run lodge.
To explore room options, availability, and planning your stay, message Patagonia River Guides.