When the snow melts from the 22,000 foot peaks in the Andes Mountains, it flows into some of the most incredible rivers in the world. Chile’s Futaleufu River in the Patagonia region is backdropped by these wondrous snow-capped peaks. Turquoise green waters, Class IV-V rapids, hikes with spectacular vistas make the Futaleufu River one of the world’s premier rafting destinations. The remote Patagonian region of Southern Chile still has the feeling of being undiscovered. A South American whitewater rafting trip is the perfect adventure and the best way to experience South America’s pristine rivers.
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