Cerro Tronador and Ventisquero Negro: a tour of the Andes' natural grandeur

Discover one of the most breathtaking landscapes of Nahuel Huapi National Park, among active glaciers, pristine lakes and breathtaking valleys.

This full-day excursion offers you the chance to enter one of the most spectacular regions of the Argentine Patagonia. From San Carlos de Bariloche, the overland route travels through the southern sector of Nahuel Huapi National Park, crossing native forests and lake shores to reach the imposing Nahuel Huapi National Park. Cerro Tronador, a summit of volcanic origin whose presence dominates the horizon.

The tour starts at meeting points located between downtown and km 8 of Bustillo Av. or Pioneros Av. From there, you will travel along scenic roads bordering Lake Gutiérrez and Lake Mascardi. Stops are made at sites of great scenic interest such as Black Beach, the Camping Los Rápidos, and the Heart Island viewpoint.

The highlight is the Black Snowdrift, A glacier that descends from the heights of the Tronador, contrasting its dark tone with the eternal snow of the mountain. There you can take a short and contemplative walk.

At Pampa Linda, The lunch break takes place during the day. It is an excellent opportunity to taste the regional cuisine and relax in a privileged natural environment.

The excursion includes transportation and Spanish-speaking guide (optional bilingual guide at additional cost). It does not include lunch or entrance fee to the National Park, which is paid separately.

Frequently asked questions

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

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

What should I bring?
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.

Is the entrance fee to the National Park included?
No. Access is paid directly at the entrance to the protected area.