Río Rahue is a river located in the southern part of Chile. It flows through the Los Lagos Region and is known for its scenic beauty and ecological significance. The river originates from the Rahue River Basin and eventually empties into the Reloncaví Sound, which is part of the Pacific Ocean. The Río Rahue is an important water source for local communities and supports various activities such as fishing and agriculture. Its surrounding areas are rich in biodiversity, providing habitats for numerous species of flora and fauna. The river also plays a role in local tourism, attracting visitors who enjoy outdoor activities like hiking and kayaking.