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

Experience the best of the Cordillera in the heart of the Patagonian Andes.

Join the opportunity to explore one of the most impressive landscapes of the Nahuel Huapi National Park. The Cerro Tronador, with its white peaks and moving glaciers, is the undisputed symbol of the Argentine Patagonia and represents an unmissable plan for those in search of pure nature and adrenaline at every step.

The tour starts from convenient points in Bariloche (from downtown to km 8 of Bustillo Av. or Pioneros Av.), following the scenic route that accompanies the Gutierrez and Mascardi lakes. Along the way, you will be able to take unique photos in Black Beach and the Heart Island viewpoint, and also to share a relaxed recreation at the Los Rápidos campsite.

The day continues until Black Snowdrift, A living glacier that advances from the peaks of the majestic Tronador. From there you will contemplate landscapes that combine dark ice and white mountains: an exclusive postcard. At Pampa Linda, You will have free time to have lunch at the local refuges and let yourself be enveloped by the tranquility of the mountains.

The tour takes place from 9:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. approx. and includes transportation, English speaking guide and perfect stops for you to enjoy nature without rushing. It does not include food or the National Park pass, which is paid separately.

Common questions

What is the difficulty of the course?
It is an outing mostly by vehicle, with short accessible hikes. Suitable for all types of public.

Where can I have lunch?
In inns located in Pampa Linda. Each passenger can choose their menu a la carte.

What to take on the tour?
Warm clothing and comfortable walking shoes. It is also recommended to bring sunscreen, water, snacks and cash for the entrance to the park and lunch.

What is included?
Round trip transfers from the fixed points, expert guide and complete tour. It does not include lunch or the entrance fee to Nahuel Huapi National Park.