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Guillermo Pollak
The Villarrica Volcano is an attractive ascent of [[Trekking Lacustrine Zone | the Chilean Lake District]]. It is the second most active volcano in the country (after the [[Volcán Llaima]]) and one of the most active volcanoes in the world. From its summit the volcanic activity and fumaroles are appreciated, and an excellent view of the zone is obtained, including the neighbors [[Volcán Quetrupillán Volcano]] and the highest and border [[Volcán Lanín Volcano]].
Between June and October, but especially around September, it is one of the best destinations in Chile to practice [[randonnée]], although on weekends it becomes too busy.
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File:Volcan Villarrica (8).jpg| View from the Villarrica Volcano Crater to the [[Volcán Quetrupillán Volcano]] (center to the left) and [[Volcán Lanín Volcano]] (the highest in the background). Looking east, September 2008
File:Volcan_Lanin_(49).JPG| [[Volcán Villarrica]] and [[Volcán Quetrupillán]] from the summit of [[Volcán Lanín]]. November 2014
File:Volcan Quetrupillan (25).jpg| Volcán Villarrica Volcano from the northern end of the [[Laguna Azul]], also part of the [[Circuito Quetrupillán Circuit - Laguna Blanca - Blue LagoonLaguna Azul]]. Looking west, January 2015]]File: Quetrupillan_Laguna_Blanca_Laguna_Azul.JPG | Villarrica Volcano from the [[Circuito Quetrupillán Circuit - Laguna Blanca - Blue LagoonLaguna Azul]] (Also part of the shortest route to [[Blue LagoonLaguna Azul]]).
File: MG 1958.jpg | Entrance to the park seen towards the east behind the volcano Ruka Pillañ or villarrica, Photo: Michel Baez
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