Top Bariloche Nature Walks

The Road of the Seven Lakes is one of Argentina’s most memorable road trips, but unless you rent your own car, the only way to see it all in one day is to take a tour. On this full-day tour from Bariloche, soak up the scenery as you pass all seven of the famous lakes, plus enjoy stops in Villa La Angostura and San Martín de los Andes.

The majesty of Patagonia: Mount Tronador reveals its glaciers and the echoes of avalanches and roars. From San Carlos de Bariloche, we travel along roads with views of Lakes Gutiérrez and Mascardí, venturing into forests of native lenga and coihue trees. The journey takes you to the impressive Ventisquero Negro (Black Glacier), where the dark ice contrasts with the roaring waterfalls. Capture spectacular landscapes, breathe the pure mountain air, and feel the raw power of untouched nature. Your local guide will bring the magic to life with stories, geological facts, and hidden details you would miss on your own. Ideal for families, couples, friends, and solo travelers. Book your spot and experience Patagonia at its finest.

Discover the frozen enchantment of Mount Tronador and the Black Glacier on an invigorating full-day excursion to Nahuel Huapi National Park from Bariloche. With a knowledgeable guide, travel through the spectacular scenery of the Bariloche region and absorb panoramic vistas at Lake Gutiérrez. Gaze at the 11,411-foot (3,478-meter) summit of Mount Tronador, the highest mountain in the region and pass through atmospheric forests and dramatic valleys to see the striking Black Glacier.

Saddle up for an unforgettable horseback riding adventure and take a deep dive into Argentine culture on a traditional *estancia* (ranch). Suitable for all ability levels, including first time riders, the experience takes you on a scenic trail ride through the mountains and lakes of the Andes. Back on the ranch, tuck into a delicious *asado* (barbecue) lunch and make the most of the open bar.

Discover why Bariloche is famous for its lakes on a full-day tour through one of Patagonia’s most stunning landscapes. Travel with a bilingual guide along a picturesque route that winds through blue and emerald pools, dramatic rock formations, rivers and alpine forests. Stop to soak up the scenery at lakeside beaches and other scenic viewpoints, and visit the town of San Martín de los Andes for a dose of local culture and cuisine.

You don’t need a full day to experience the beauty of Bariloche on this sightseeing tour of the Short Circuit. Along with a guide, head out from the city to stunning nearby landscapes including the San Pedro Peninsula, Nahuel Huapi Lake, and Myrtle Woods. Stop at vista points along the way to take full advantage of the views.

Discover one of Bariloche's most iconic excursions on this unforgettable full-day adventure through Nahuel Huapi National Park. Sail across the deep blue waters of Lake Nahuel Huapi on a scenic boat trip to the legendary Puerto Blest, a historic gateway to Patagonia that has inspired explorers and travelers for over a century. During this spectacular Patagonian boat tour, you'll hike through lush temperate rainforest to the breathtaking Los Cántaros Waterfall, where crystal-clear water cascades through ancient forests. Along the trail, you'll also see one of the region's famous alerce trees, estimated to be over 1,500 years old. Perfect for families, couples, and friends, this memorable day trip from Bariloche combines nature, history, and stunning scenery. Book your Puerto Blest excursion today and experience one of Patagonia's most breathtaking adventures.

While we walk around downtown, we will taste regional delights and drinks. Well known food stores, chocolate strore, icecream store, and brewery will open up their doors and share with us their special treats. A journey through local food, delights & drinks so you can choose your favourites. Participating food stores and tastings will vary on different days

Patagonia's natural wonders are spectacular yet scattered, so it's a hard place to explore without your own wheels. This full-day excursion from Bariloche lets you cruise across Nahuel Huapi Lake to Puerto Blest and visit Los Cantaros Waterfall. Learn about the natural resources, like the native coihue and cypress trees, and the history of the area from your guide.

Over the course of 3 full days, you will experience the following excursions in Bariloche: Day 1: Circuito Chico and Cerro Campanario Tour Day 2: Victoria Island Navigation and Bosque de Arrayanes Day 3: Seven Lakes Route and San Martín de los Andes All excursions include transfers and a guide. These tours combine two National Parks, Nahuel Huapi and Lanín. After a small circuit tour and an introduction to Bariloche, we will visit La Angostura Village. We will also visit several lakes such as Espejo, Correntoso, Escondido, Villarino, Falkner, Machónico, and Lacar. Lunch will be in San Martin de los Andes Village, and we will return during the afternoon. Navigating through the crystalline waters of Lake Nahuel Huapi, you will enjoy two wonderful views of the Nahuel Huapi National Park: Myrtle Forest and Victoria Island. The driver will be waiting for you at the airport in Bariloche to take you to your hotel. After your stay in Bariloche, the driver will take you back to the airport.

The best way to appreciate the natural splendor of Nahuel Huapi National Park is from the water. This tour of Nahuel Huapi not only includes navigation on the lake, but you'll also get the chance to disembark and explore the trails of Arrayanes Forest on foot for another perspective. Opt to hike alone at your own pace or follow your guide to avoid getting lost among the ancient trees.

With so much to see and do in Bariloche, it's hard to know where to start your sightseeing, especially if you don't have your own car. This full-day trip from Bariloche takes care of transport and planning, so you can soak up the spectacular scenery in this part of Patagonia. Cruise Nahuel Huapi Lake, then explore Los Arrayanes National Park and Victoria Island. Take a catamaran ride to the picturesque Quetrihué Peninsula for strolls through the last remaining arrayán forest and Victoria Island's coniferous forest.