Kelt Aiken

Kelt Aiken was an Aónikenk stopping place near the southern shore of the great lake known as O'Higgins or San Martín. Its name contains a word for ice, fitting a landscape of cold waters and glaciers below the southern Andes. The lake reaches into the mountains in long branching arms, while open Patagonian country spreads to the east. Its shores formed part of routes used by Indigenous travellers through this rugged region.