Second volcano on our list was Puyehue. You might have heard of this one in the news lately. It erupted in June after being dormant for over 50 years. Usually all the ashes are conveniently blown over to Argentina. Only when windless, ash comes down in Chile. The day we visited, the volcano was covered in a (dust?)cloud, we never really saw it. Snow and plants were coated in grey dust. From time to time we noticed an indefinable sharp stench, which must have originted from volcano gases too. It was safe to go, but as always in Chile, we had the whole great park to ourselves!