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Además esta ruta es parte del [[Greater Patagonian Trail]], permitiendo continuar hacia el norte o sur por las altas cumbres de los Andes.{| class="wikitable"! style=Summary="text-align: left;" width="105" | Next Section! Comment|-| Northern| [[File:Perfil Greater Patagonian Trail GPT08 - GPT4.PNGVolcán Chillan]]|thumb-|500pxSur|Perfil Greater Patagonian Trail [[GPT10 - GPT4Laguna El Barco]]|}

<!--==[[GPT 4: Volcán Antuco|Section 4: Volcán Antuco]]Época adecuada==-->* '''Duration: 3 to 5 days'''* '''Distance: 57 km'''* '''Ascent: 1380 meters ↑'''* '''Descent: 1770 meters ↓'''Octubre a abril. El resto del año la ruta está cubierta por nieve.

The fourth section of the Greater Patagonian Trail sets out on the base of volcano {{Transporte publico Antuco; a nearly perfect cone build with pitch black volcanic rocks and boulders. You can optionally climb this summit before continuing on the regular route. It’s a demanding long ascent over rather loose piles of sharp volcanic rocks that make the returning descent even more tiresome. But if the weather favours you, you get rewarded with an outlook that reaches north to the volcano Chillan and south to the volcano Copahue; a total distance that takes about 10 days to hike. }}

The regular trail takes the road to Argentine through vast fields of black volcanic ash in between the ==Descripción de la ruta=====Parque Nacional Laguna Laja===Se marca el inicio de Las Lajas and the volcano Antuco. On May 18la ruta en el Pueblo de Abanico, 2005 this road became the tragic scene of the worst peacetime military disaster in recent Chilean historyúltima parada de los buses rurales desde la ciudad de Los Angeles. 5. An overeager commander ordered about 400 poorly equipped conscripts to march this road despite 8km mas arriba por la carretera se llega a starting snow stormla entrada del Parque Nacional Laguna Laja. 45 soldiers got disoriented and paralyze by the fierce snow storm and froze to death on the side of the road Una vez adentro del parque se sigue por el camino principal, ahora de ripio por 6. Take it as an advise to always carry protective cloth and rather seek shelter if the weather turns against you8km en ascenso hasta llegar al Centro de Ski Antuco. This trail is published for prudent hikers and not for wannabe heros Pasado el centro se continua por 19km planos, rodeando todo el Volcán Antuco hasta salir del Parque Nacional en el sector de los Barros.

After passing the ill-fated military post and the border control you need to leave the road before crossing into Argentina at the "Piedra del Indio" and turn south to enter the territory of the Pehuenche peopleDurante el rodeo se podrá ver un sinnumero de animitas y monumentos, vestigios de la Tragedia de Antuco. The "Piedra El año 2005 durante entrenamientos militares, 45 soldados murieron en una marcha al ser tomados por una tormenta blanca. Para mas información del Indio" or "Rock of the Indios" received its name because two "Indio" families where surprised by a similar fierce snow storm and were wiped out all togetherhecho ver el siguiente [https://es. A wide open valley leads you towards the first Araucaria trees that also mark the initial of the tribal land. Indigenous herdsman have set up their “Puestos” to look after their animals on the summer patches of grass. Centuries of disrespect, deceit and displacement by colonists have made this people withdrawn and sceptical compared to the settlers and “Puesteros” that you meet beforewikipedia. But if you approach them with respect and in a humble attitude you may get invited into their huts and listen to them speaking their native language Mapucheorg/wiki/Tragedia_de_Antuco link].

After crossing 9km mas adelante, siempre por el camino internacional se llega a saddle and descending into the Valley Queuco you finally reach the Pehuenche settlement Trapa Trapa. If you ask around and you are lucky you may stay for un desvío, el cual se debe tomar hacia la derecha, saliéndose del camino principal en dirección a night with one of the families"Piedra del Indio".

[[File:GPT_4_Volcán_Antuco_108479103.jpg|thumb|]][[File:GPT_4_Volcán_Antuco_108479107.jpg|thumb|]][[File:GPT_4_Volcán_Antuco_108479136.jpg|thumb|]][[File:GPT_4_Volcán_Antuco_108479138.jpg|thumb|]]===Veranada===[[FileSobre la piedra, la historia dice que "Se refiere a la costumbre de que cada viajero que transite por el camino que conduce al valle de trapa trapa debe dar 2 vueltas alrededor de dicha piedra, -tanto de de ida como de vuelta- dejar uno o 2 objetos de recuerdo o llevar uno solo de lo que encuentre" (fuente:GPT_4_Volcán_Antuco_108479144Enciclopedia Regional del Biobio, Pehuen editores, 2005, pag 168.jpg|thumb|]])

=Difficulty=The isolation and the high passes make this Ya en este punto dejamos la zona cordillerana, y el sendero desciende por una huella de caballos hacia el sur, lentamente acercándonos a rather difficult but rewarding trail. Good orientational skill are required because hardly any signposts are placed and some parts of the trail are cross countryla localidad de Trapa Trapa.

=Inhabitation and Tourism==En bicicleta===Dado que gran parte de la ruta es por carretera y huellas vehiculares, una buena alternativa para disfrutar esta ruta es realizarla en bicicleta. De norte a sur, la ruta es de baja complejidad hasta el inicio del descenso al valle del Queuco. Aquí la ruta se vuelve compleja, descendiendo por huella de caballos, esquivando rocas, ramas y debiéndose cruzar algunos rios de baja profundidad con la bici al hombro. Dado lo anterior se recomienda solo para ciclistas experimentados, o dispuestos a realizar el descenso en gran parte caminando.

=Maps=The electronic map Topo Chile Deluxe from Garmin shows the contours precisely but some lakes and smaller river are incorrect displayed. Only few trail sections are integrated. Some of the “Alleys” of this electronic map are far off the true position or inexistent. You should use the Greater Patagonian Trail data files for navigationHacer la ruta de sur a norte no es recomendado ya que se debería arrastrar la bicicleta todo el ascenso (desnivel de 900m) hasta llegar a las veranadas en las alturas.

=Next Sections=The fourth section of the Greater Patagonian Trail sets out on the base of volcano Antuco; a nearly perfect cone build with pitch black volcanic rocks and boulders. You can optionally climb this summit before continuing on the regular route. It’s a demanding long ascent over rather loose piles of sharp {| class=volcanic rocks that make the returning descent even more tiresome. But if the weather favours you, you get rewarded with an outlook that reaches north to the volcano Chillan and south to the volcano Copahue; a total distance that takes about 10 days to hike.  The regular trail takes the road to Argentine through vast fields of black volcanic ash in between the Laguna de Las Lajas and the volcano Antuco. On May 18, 2005 this road became the tragic scene of the worst peacetime military disaster in recent Chilean history. An overeager commander ordered about 400 poorly equipped conscripts to march this road despite a starting snow storm. 45 soldiers got disoriented and paralyze by the fierce snow storm and froze to death on the side of the road. Take it as an advise to always carry protective cloth and rather seek shelter if the weather turns against you. This trail is published for prudent hikers and not for wannabe heros. After passing the ill-fated military post and the border control you need to leave the road before crossing into Argentina at the "wikitablePiedra del Indio"! style=and turn south to enter the territory of the Pehuenche people. The "text-align: left;Piedra del Indio" width=or "105Rock of the Indios" | Next Sectionreceived its name because two "Indio" families where surprised by a similar fierce snow storm and were wiped out all together. A wide open valley leads you towards the first Araucaria trees that also mark the initial of the tribal land. Indigenous herdsman have set up their “Puestos” to look after their animals on the summer patches of grass. Centuries of disrespect, deceit and displacement by colonists have made this people withdrawn and sceptical compared to the settlers and “Puesteros” that you meet before. But if you approach them with respect and in a humble attitude you may get invited into their huts and listen to them speaking their native language Mapuche.! Comment|-After crossing a saddle and descending into the Valley Queuco you finally reach the Pehuenche settlement Trapa Trapa. If you ask around and you are lucky you may stay for a night with one of the families.| Northern| [[GPT ===Tiempo Esperado===* Esta ruta está pensada para realizarse caminando en 3a 5 días. En caso de hacer auto-stop hasta el desvío de Piedra del indio es posible ahorrarse 1 o 2 días de caminata. * En caso de realizarse en bicicleta puede realizarse en 2 días: Volcán Chillan|Section 3El primer día acampando cerca de Los Barros y el segundo recorriendo las veranadas y bajando al valle del Queuco a Trapa Trapa. ==Contratar Guias==Desde trapa trapa esta ruta es conocida como Tripapawe Antu. Con la Red de turismo Comunitario Pehuenche Trekaleyin se puede realizar esta ruta a caballo en 4 días.  * Teléfono: Volcán Chillan]]+56-43-1974880|* Link trip advisor: [https://www.tripadvisor.cl/Attraction_Review-g297396-d1763251-Reviews-Red_de_turismo_Comunitario_Pehuenche_Trekaleyin-Concepcion_Greater_Concepcion_Bio.html link].| Southern| ==Recomendaciones==* Bajar toda la basura ya que nadie lo hará por ti. Recomendamos leer los [[GPT 5: Laguna El Barco|Section 5: Laguna El BarcoPrincipios NDR]]para más información.|}* Para minimizar el riesgo de incendios forestales evita hacer fogatas.* Pasada la piedra del Indio la ruta tiene agua en todo momento, por lo que no es necesario portear grandes cantidades de esta. El único tramo sin agua es el rodeo del Volcán Antuco, en el que para conseguir agua habría que bajar a la laguna sacar.

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File:01 Greater Patagonian Trail, Volcan Descabezado, El BolsónGPT_4_Volcán_Antuco_108479147.jpg|El BolsónVista desde el portezuelo pasando hacia los barros.File:02 Greater Patagonian Trail, Volcan Descabezado, Leaving El BolsónGPT_4_Volcán_Antuco_108479153.jpg|Leaving El Bolsón[[Volcán Antuco]].File:GPT_4_Volcán_Antuco_108479147GPT_4_Volcán_Antuco_108479202.jpg|Ruta rodeando el [[Volcán Antuco]].File:GPT_4_Volcán_Antuco_108479153GPT_4_Volcán_Antuco_108479107.jpg|Vista del glaciar del [[Volcán Antuco]] desde el sur.File:GPT_4_Volcán_Antuco_108479202los barros (3).jpg|Vista de la pampa al salir del camino Internacional a Pichachen.File:los barros (4).jpg|Huella por las veranadas.File:los barros (6).jpg|Huella por las veranadas. Ya llegando al final del valle donde el sendero empieza a desaparecer.File:los barros (9).jpg|Inicio del descenso.File:los barros (11).jpg|Letrero del sendero en Trapa Trapa.File:vegalarga (2).jpg|File:vegalarga (3).jpg|File:vegalarga (4).jpg|File:vegalarga (5).jpg|File:vegalarga (6).jpg|File:vegalarga (7).jpg|File:vegalarga (8).jpg|File:vegalarga (9).jpg|File:vegalarga (10).jpg|File:vegalarga (11).jpg|File:vegalarga (12).jpg|File:GPT_4_Volcán_Antuco_108479206vegalarga (13).jpg|File:GPT_4_Volcán_Antuco_108479229vegalarga (17).jpg|