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What Is An Osorno Volcano
Osorno is one of the most active volcanoes lying between Osorno Province and Llanquihue Province in southern Chilean Andes.The volcano is 8701 feet (2652 meters) tall, conical strato-volcano and is of a perfect shape as a result of 40 craters scattered along its base. Once at the top one can enjoy breathtaking views of Lake Todos Los Santos and Lake Llanquihue. During the 18th century and 19th century this volcano has erupted about 11 times. The volcano is snow-capped all round the year and serves as a base for skiing. Tourists are ferried on chairlift to a point near the peak. Trekkers and Hikers can enjoy a day long trek to the summit and back and enjoy spectacular views for miles in every

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