The day begins in the morning, leaving Bariloche southbound along National Route 40. As the journey unfolds, the route passes Lakes Gutiérrez, Mascardi and Guillelmo and follows several waterways, including the Villegas, Foyel and Quemquentreu rivers, over approximately 129 kilometres to El Bolsón. Once in El Bolsón, the experience reveals the town’s artisanal character. Inspiro highlights its artisan market as well as local producers of berries and regional preserves. The journey then continues to Lago Puelo, approximately 16 kilometres farther on. There, we visit the surroundings of the National Park and its turquoise lake framed by the Andes. After enjoying the different stops along the route, we begin the return to Bariloche, with arrival expected around 6:00 p.m.
A road south, between local flavours, forest and turquoise waters.
A full day through Nahuel Huapi National Park, travelling among forests, lakes, beaches and waterfalls to the foot of Cerro Tronador. The road leads to Ventisquero Negro and one of Bariloche’s most imposing mountain landscapes.
ExploreThe perfect introduction to Bariloche. A half-day route among lakes, forests and some of the city’s most iconic viewpoints, including Bahía López, Panoramic Point and the traditional Llao Llao area.
ExploreA cruise on Lake Nahuel Huapi combining two of Bariloche’s most emblematic landscapes: the nature and history of Isla Victoria and the distinctive Arrayanes Forest on the Quetrihué Peninsula.
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