El Bolsón and Lago Puelo: scenic route, handicraft culture and living nature

Discover the Magic of Bolsón and Lago Puelo

Immerse yourself in a different adventure that starts in the picturesque city of San Carlos de Bariloche, undoubtedly one of the most captivating paradises in Patagonia. As you take the mythical National Route 40, dazzling landscapes await you: lakes Gutiérrez, Mascardi and Guillelmo unfold before your eyes. Each stretch of the road offers unforgettable postcards and an authentic connection with Patagonian nature.

El Bolsón: Art and Unique Landscapes

El Bolson stands out for its ideal microclimate for the cultivation of selected berries and hops, essential in boutique beers. There, the iconic Artisans Fair, where local creativity will surprise you. Experience up close the talent of the artisans, who mold unique pieces in metal, ceramics and Andean textiles, in a warm and inspiring atmosphere.

Surprises in Lago Puelo National Park

The stop at the Lago Puelo National Park invites you to discover turquoise waters and unparalleled panoramic views. Only 26 km from El Bolsón, this natural sanctuary delimits Río Negro and Chubut. Close the day with a return trip that offers a postcard sunset over peaks and water mirrors, a memory that you will want to relive again and again.

Experience Details

• Route: Vehicle ride through Nahuel Huapi National Park, visiting El Bolsón and Lago Puelo.
• Schedule: From 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. approximately.
• Includes: Transfers, guide accompaniment (Spanish speaking guide or bilingual option for an additional fee).
• Does not include: Lunch during the excursion and entrance fees to national protected areas.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Is the excursion suspended due to bad weather?

No, you go out every day regardless of rain or snow. Remember that the Patagonian weather is changeable and surprising.

How much does it cost to access the national park?

The entrance fee to Lago Puelo National Park is paid separately from the excursion and is paid directly when entering the park.