Enjoy a day trip from Bariloche to El Bolson, a town famous for its abundant berry farms, tasty beers made from locally grown hops and a healthy lifestyle inspired by hippies who moved here in the 1960s. Admire the area’s rich farmland, and taste excellent jams and other edible goods as you browse a popular outdoor market where artisans sell handmade crafts. Surrounded by gorgeous mountains and rivers, El Bolson gives visitors a warm welcome with plenty to do and see.

El Bolsón is a town located to the southwest of the Río Negro province. Situated in a fertile valley through which the Quemquemtreu river flows and at the foot of Mount Piltriquitron, the town is truly unique and its people are warm and welcoming. Treat yourself to the delightful local traditional products.

Crossing the banks of the Gutiérrez and Mascardi lakes, and crossing the Manso river bridge, we arrive at Pampa Linda, a mandatory stop for lunch (not included). Towards the end of the road we arrive at the foot of the highest hill of the National Park, characterized by the sound produced by the breaking and detachment of the glaciers lodged in its summits. From this point you can see the Manso Glacier, which generates the “Ventisquero Negro”, reaching the end of the route. It is a day that will undoubtedly stay in your head forever! Immerse yourself in this adventure!

We leave from the city center to head south along National Route 40 until we reach Lake Guillelmo, one of the most beautiful in the region. We will visit its shores and the mouth of Lake Mascardi. In this area of mountain vegetation we will learn more about the toponymy and origin of the place. Then, bordering one of the arms of Lake Mascardi we arrive at the watershed, a very important milestone in the history of Argentine Patagonia. Finally we will arrive at Lake Gutiérrez, where we will have time to walk through the forest with an easy walk for the whole family. Return to the city. Every day. This is an unconventional tour, which allows you to see other lakes in the region than those normally visited. In addition, the landscape and the sites visited allow you to delve into the history of Patagonia, from its origins to the present day.

Cerro Tronador is the highest point in the National Park Nahuel Huapi. With its eternal snows and hanging glaciers, they will not want to stop visiting it to also check for themselves themselves the reason for its name.