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El Bolsón & Lago Puelo
Tour to El Bolson and Lago Puelo The excursion to El Bolsón and Lago Puelo invites you to discover the essence of Patagonia’s southern Andes. Throughout the day, you will travel along the legendary National Route 40, surrounded by forests, mountains, and glacial lakes such as Gutiérrez, Mascardi, and Guillelmo, enjoying ever-changing landscapes where nature is always the main character. The road crosses the hamlets of Río Villegas and Río Foyel, offering stunning views of Cañadón de la Mosca, one of the most scenic sections of the trip. During the day, various regional enterprises are visited, providing the opportunity to see a trout farm, berry plantations, and an artisanal jam factory that reflect the area’s traditional production. In the heart of the “Andean Region of the 42nd Parallel” lies the picturesque town of El Bolsón, renowned for its Artisanal Fair and the presence of Mount Piltriquitrón, the region’s landmark. Local gastronomy is central to the experience: valley products—berries, honey, hops, and herbs—are used in craft beers, ice creams, preserves, and regional cuisine, creating unique flavors that express the region’s identity. Another must-see stop is Lago Puelo National Park, with its turquoise waters framed by native forests and mountains, one of the most beautiful landscapes in southern Patagonia. A full-day excursion combining nature, culture, local production, and the peaceful life of mountain villages. Includes: Transportation, professional guide, and assistance throughout the tour. Weather in Patagonia: The Andean climate offers unique contrasts: sunny days, valley winds, heavy rains, or winter snowfalls. The excursion is not canceled due to weather conditions, as each season highlights a different and fascinating aspect of the landscape.
