Las Cabras 3030000 Chile

Rapel Lake, a term derived from the Mapuche language meaning clay, is an artificial Chilean reservoir, located in the Region of the Liberator General Bernardo O'Higgins. It is located between the Cordillera de la Costa, in the so-called coastal dryland. This lake feeds the Rapel River, which in turn is formed by the union of the Rivers Cachapoal and Tinguiririca in the sector of La Junta, Pichidegua. On the southern shore of this reservoir are the localities of El Estero, Llallauquen and Las Balsas, which are next to a road that borders the lake, which deviates from Route 66, also known as the Fruit Road in The town of El Manzano. In the area where the three arms of the lake meet, it is where most people gather around Rapel; The site has several campsites, cabins, marinas, hotels and soon a residential complex in the sector of El Estero by Marina Golf Rapel.