Pomponal Forest

Behind the treehouse is an otherworldly forest trail, where you can see different birds and endemic species. At the end of the trail is a “pomponal” made up of a species of moss that’s of great importance for the island’s water supply. 56% of the world’s supply is produced in Chile.
Given its importance,
it is known as “Chilean gold”.

Online info:
“Pomponales in Chiloé are sphagnum-covered peatlands or moss bogs. They are a type of anthropogenically modified wetland, often formed after the removal or burning of native forests.”