Upon arrival, there is a park guard station, which provides information about places to spend the night or camp.

This branch of the lake is fed by the Pichi Traful river, which contributes oxygenated water.

The lake contains a dead forest of some 60 cypress trees, which stand in some 15 meters of water.

Previously they stood on a nearby hill, but a landslide, probably in the 1960s, plunged them into the lake, where they still stand today.

Due to the water's great transparency, their roots are visible from the surface when it is calm.