Laguna Los Pumas is a body of water located within Parque Nacional Queulat in Chile's Aysén del General Carlos Ibáñez del Campo Region. The primary access point for visiting the lagoon is via the Angostura sector of the park, located approximately 7.5 miles north of the town of Puyuhuapi, where a park ranger's house is situated. A dedicated trail, the Sendero Laguna Los Pumas, begins alongside the Carretera Austral and leads to the lagoon. This trail is an out-and-back route covering 6.5 miles with a significant elevation gain of over 3,100 feet, typically requiring 5.5 to 6 hours to complete on foot. The lagoon is part of the biodiverse Angostura Sector, and the trail offers an opportunity to discover the area's native flora and fauna. The overall character of the area is defined by its protected national park status, suggesting a remote and natural setting. As the lagoon is inside a national park, paddlers must be aware of and comply with all park regulations, which likely govern activities and access. Specific details regarding direct paddling on the lagoon, such as put-in points, water conditions, seasonal suitability, water temperature, or available facilities for boaters, are not detailed in the available information. The experience is primarily framed around a challenging hike to reach the scenic lagoon.