In San Fernando, Chile, there’s a maze like no other – Laberinto San Fernando. This isn’t just a regular maze; it’s a record-breaker. Made with 5,000 pine trees and taking over four years to finish, it holds the title of one of Chile’s most impressive green mazes, leaving every visitor in awe.
What makes Laberinto San Fernando stand out is its material: 5,000 healthy pine trees. Unlike temporary mazes, these pines grow strong and tall, forming thick, green walls that give the maze a natural, serene feel. Workers spent over four years planting and shaping the trees, making sure each path is clear but challenging enough to keep the adventure fun.
Laberinto San Fernando didn’t just take time to build – it broke Chile’s records. Before it opened, no maze in the country used so many pine trees or took so long to create. Locals and tourists alike call it a “labor of love,” as every pine tree was carefully chosen to fit the maze’s design, turning a simple idea into a national standout.
Getting to Laberinto San Fernando is easy, as it’s located in the heart of San Fernando. If you drive from Santiago, take Route 5 south to San Fernando and follow the signs for the maze. Public buses from Santiago also drop you near the attraction, so even without a car, you can enjoy this amazing pine maze.
Inside, the maze offers fun for all ages. The pine tree walls are tall enough to feel like a real adventure but not too high to scare kids. Most people take 35 to 45 minutes to find the exit, and along the way, you’ll smell the fresh pine scent – a nice change from busy city life. There are small signs to help if you get stuck, making the maze enjoyable for first-timers too.
Prices for Laberinto San Fernando are family-friendly. Adult tickets cost around 5,000 Chilean pesos, and kids’ tickets are about 3,000 Chilean pesos. This low cost means everyone can experience the magic of this record-breaking pine maze without spending too much.
If you’re in Chile, Laberinto San Fernando is a must-visit. With 5,000 pine trees, four years of hard work, and a record-breaking title, this maze isn’t just an activity – it’s a piece of Chile’s proud attraction history.
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