Cerro Castillo

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Cerro Castillo is a striking, jagged mountain in Chilean Patagonia known for its castle-like rock formations and challenging trekking routes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain
natural landmark
accessVia Carretera Austral
bestSeason December to March
austral summer
climate cold
windy
country Chile
elevation 2675 m
8776 ft
geology eroded spires
volcanic rock
hasRoute Cerro Castillo Circuit
multi-day trekking route
hazard exposed sections
rapidly changing weather
snowfields
knownFor alpine scenery
castle-like rock formations
challenging trekking routes
glacial lakes
jagged peaks
locatedIn Aysén Region
Patagonia
southern Chile
mountainRange Andes
near Villa Cerro Castillo
partOf Cerro Castillo National Park
photoAttraction dramatic rock spires
turquoise glacial lagoons
popularActivity backpacking
mountaineering
rock climbing
trekking
protectedStatus national park area
relativeProminence highly prominent peak in local landscape
requires good physical fitness for trekking
proper mountain equipment
terrain glaciated
rocky
steep
tourismImportance major trekking destination in Aysén Region
viewOverlooks Patagonian valleys
surrounding glaciers

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Laguna Cerro Castillo hasNearbyFeature Cerro Castillo massif
linked to: Cerro Castillo
Villa Cerro Castillo locatedNear Cerro Castillo mountain massif
linked to: Cerro Castillo