Cerro Tronador and Ventisquero Negro: full exploration in the heart of Patagonia

A getaway to the most amazing scenery of the Patagonian Andes

This outing is the ideal opportunity to be amazed by one of the most fascinating corners of the Nahuel Huapi National Park. The Cerro Tronador, famous for its snow-capped peaks and vibrant glaciers, represents a true emblem of Argentine Patagonia and promises unforgettable adventures for those in search of grandiose landscapes and full contact with nature.

The itinerary starts at the meeting points in Bariloche (from downtown to km 8 of Bustillo Av. or Pioneros Av.), traveling along the scenic route next to the Gutierrez and Mascardi lakes. Along the way, we stop to take pictures in iconic places such as Black Beach and the viewpoint Isla Corazón, and a stop at Los Rápidos campsite.

The voyage progresses to the Black Snowdrift, A moving glacier that falls majestically from Cerro Tronador. From there you will be able to contemplate the unmistakable combination between the dark ice and the whiteness of the mountains. At Pampa Linda, You will have time to have lunch at the paradors in the area and relax surrounded by the scenery.

The experience runs from 9:00 am to 6:30 pm (approx.), with transfers, local guide in Spanish and careful stops for you to experience this breathtaking destination. Meals are not included, nor the entrance fee to the National Park, which is paid separately.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is physical preparation necessary?
Not at all. The circuit is done by vehicle and there are only simple hikes at scenic stops. Ideal for all ages.

Where to have lunch?
In Pampa Linda you will find several inns with regional dishes and fresh drinks.

What to bring?
Comfortable clothing, coat, walking shoes, sunscreen, a bottle of water and cash for meals and entrance to the park.

What is included?
Round trip transportation from the meeting points, guide accompaniment and the complete circuit. Lunch and entrance fee to Nahuel Huapi National Park are not included.