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There are still places in Patagonia where a fishing week feels less like a program and more like a discovery. Aysén is one of them.. The Río Simpson runs through one of the most beautiful corridors of Chilean Patagonia, between Coyhaique and Puerto Aysén. It is a river of movement, structure and changing light: fast runs, soft edges, deep pools, wind, forest, rock and the kind of silence that makes every cast feel more precise.

There are still places in Patagonia where a fishing week feels less like a program and more like a discovery. Aysén is one of them.. The Río Simpson runs through one of the most beautiful corridors of Chilean Patagonia, between Coyhaique and Puerto Aysén. It is a river of movement, structure and changing light: fast runs, soft edges, deep pools, wind, forest, rock and the kind of silence that makes every cast feel more precise.

I have been traveling to Patagonia Aysén for more than twenty years, and I still feel there is something in this region that cannot be fully explained from a distance. You have to arrive. You have to take the road. You have to feel the humidity in the forest, the sound of the Río Simpson, the silence between the trees.

Parque Cascadas began as a family place. Before it had a name, before we imagined opening it to others, it was our meeting point with nature in Patagonia Aysén.