Patagonia National Park (Spanish: Parque Nacional Patagonia) is a national park in the Aysén Region of Chile. Once a private nature reserve, it was operated as a public-access park; it was donated to the government of Chile by Tompkins Conservation in 2018.
The heart of the park is the Chacabuco Valley, an ecologically significant east-west valley that forms a pass over the Andes Mountains, resulting in a transition zone between the Patagonian steppe grasslands of Argentine Patagonia and the southern beech forests of Chilean Patagonia to the west. It is located between General Carrera Lake to the north and Cochrane Lake to the south, and extends to the Argentine border to the east. The park contains a network of trails and campgrounds, as well as a visitor center.
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