Native forest, grasslands and mountains in the Andean foothills of southern Chile.

Fundo Trafún is an estate of approximately 13,373 hectares in the municipality of Panguipulli, in Chile’s Los Ríos Region. It lies in the Coñaripe–Liquiñe area, about 45 kilometres from the town of Panguipulli.

Native forest covers approximately 11,462 hectares, more than 85% of the estate. The landscape includes rolling hills, ravines, waterways and high peaks, with grasslands along the valley floors. The property also includes a coihue plantation established in 2012.

The estate can be reached from Licán Ray via Coñaripe or from Panguipulli via Puñingue Lagoon, using a combination of paved and gravel roads. Approximately 35 kilometres of internal roads connect different parts of the property.

The estate is primarily suited to forestry and offers potential for conservation and nature tourism.

Key features

• Location · Coñaripe–Liquiñe area, municipality of Panguipulli, Los Ríos Region, Chile.
• Total area · Approximately 13,373 hectares.
• Native forest · Approximately 11,462 hectares.
• Grasslands · Approximately 587 hectares, including areas with scrub.
• Coihue plantation · Approximately 36 hectares, established in 2012.
• Internal roads · Approximately 35 kilometres.
• Access · From Licán Ray via Coñaripe or from Panguipulli via Puñingue Lagoon.
• Property tax ID · 197-1.