The Queque Inglés 87 property is located 33 km from the city of Coyhaique, with approximately 1.5 km of the Simpson River border.

The flora that grows on the property is made up of evergreen and deciduous forests in which species such as coigües, tepas, mañío, ciruelillo, tepú, canelo and chilco f (the most abundant in the area) grow. It also has a mixed forest with species such as molle, quillay, boldo, litre, hawthorn and trefoil.

The impressive postcard of the rock formation called “QUEQUE INGLES” that resembles a man in profile is shown at the entrance to the Aysén Valley along with its different tourist and rural points that give life to the water route.