LAGO ARGENTINO
Magnificent lake with a few icebergs, the largest and southernmost lake in ...Read more
LAGUNA VERDE
A pretty lagoon surrounded by native flora and bucolic birdlife, perfect ...Read more
CERRO TRONADOR
3,478 m high hill with superb scenery in Nahuel Huapi National Park, ideal ...Read more
CERRO CATEDRAL
Largest and chicest winter sports resort, with 53 runs, 38 lifts and 1,200 ...Read more
CERRO TORRE
Cerro Torre, 3,102 m high, in Los Glaciaires National Park, technically ...Read more
CIRCUITO CHICO
One of Bariloche's star excursions, this tour takes in the Llao Llao ...Read more
LAGUNA LA ZETA
A lagoon offering camping and kayaking opportunities, surrounded by a large ...Read more
CAMINO DE LOS NOGALES
Read moreTo get there, win the aéroclub and you will end up on Ruta 258 in the north. Accounts about 1 hour 30 min to travel 10 km. Spring and autumn are the best seasons, when colours are the most intoxicating. The area of chakras will be crossed (lupins, fruits, organic vegetables, flowers, breeding, etc.).
CABEZA DEL INDIO
A short, family-friendly hike, ideal for discovering the Cabeza del Indio, ...Read more
LAGO BUENOS AIRES
The second-largest lake in South America, with panoramic views from the ...Read more
VALLE ENCANTADO
Travel agencies offering excursions to the Enchanted Valley and nearby ...Read more
CERRO LEONES
Rocky bastion 15 km from Bariloche, nibbled away by several caves, whose ...Read more
WATCHTOWER BANDURRIAS
Read moreThe best is to go there by walking; approximately 45 minutes from Federico Greaff street, near the lake. Beautiful panorama on the lake and the mountains surrounding.
BAYO CERRO
Small ski resort with superb panoramic views in summer, featuring all kinds ...Read more
LARGE CIRCUIT
Free mountain hikes to get to know the park better, covering a variety of ...Read more
LAGUNA TORO Y GLACIAR TÚNEL
Circuits requiring several hours' walking, ideal for discovering La Laguna ...Read more
LAGO VIEDMA
Read more14 km from El Chaltén, on Route 40, this lake located north of Lago Argentino seems to be its twin. It also receives its turquoise waters from the melting glaciers, those of the northern sector of the Parque Nacional de los Glaciares. Then, at its eastern end, it flows via the Rio La Leona southwards into the Lago Argentino. Some hostels offer bike tours, but you can also organise hikes along its shores. It is possible to discover it on a cruise to the Viedma Glacier, the largest glacier in all of Patagonia.
LAGUNA DEL DESIERTO AND GLACIAR HUEMUL
Off-the-beaten-track walks and treks, perfect for discovering Chile's Lago ...Read more
CRUCE ANDINO
Crossing between Argentina and Chile, offering a great option for a luxury ...Read more