Salto Grande waterfall

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Salto Grande waterfall is a powerful, turquoise-hued cascade in Chilean Patagonia, renowned for its dramatic flow from Lake Nordenskjöld toward Lake Pehoé amid the iconic peaks of Torres del Paine.

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Salto Grande mirador 1
Salto Grande waterfall canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf tourist attraction
waterfall
bestVisitSeason austral summer
country Chile
flowsToward Lake Pehoé
governingCountryCapital Santiago
hasAccessType short hiking trail
hasClimate cool temperate
windy
hasFeature rocky surroundings
strong spray
view of Paine mountain range
hasHazard slippery rocks
strong winds
hasViewpoint Salto Grande mirador
inNationalParkEstablished 1959
isPopularWith international tourists
nature photographers
trekkers
languageOfToponym Spanish
locatedIn Torres del Paine National Park
locatedInRegion Magallanes Region
Patagonia
locatedOnContinent South America
locatedOnRiver outflow of Lake Nordenskjöld
nameMeaning “big jump” in Spanish
near Cuernos del Paine
Lake Nordenskjöld
Lake Pehoé
Torres del Paine massif
notableFor dramatic scenery
powerful flow
views of Torres del Paine massif
parkAccessTown Puerto Natales
partOf Torres del Paine National Park lake system
protectedBy Corporación Nacional Forestal (CONAF)
tourismActivity hiking
landscape photography
sightseeing
wildlife watching
trailDifficulty easy
UNESCOProgramOfPark UNESCO Man and the Biosphere Programme
UNESCOStatusOfPark Biosphere Reserve
viewDirection Cuernos del Paine peaks
linked to: Cuernos del Paine
waterColor turquoise
waterSource glacially fed lakes
withinProtectedArea Torres del Paine National Park

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Torres del Paine National Park contains Salto Grande waterfall
Salto Grande waterfall hasViewpoint Salto Grande mirador
linked to: Salto Grande waterfall