Top Bariloche Sledding

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.

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.

What makes this activity special is the perfect combination of off-road adventure, snow trekking, and authentic mountain cuisine, all set in one of the most stunning natural landscapes in Patagonia. The experience offers 360° panoramic views, the thrill of riding in a 4x4 vehicle, and the peaceful beauty of hiking through snow-covered forests with expert guides. Sharing a warm meal at a mountain refuge with breathtaking views turns this into a truly unforgettable and immersive Patagonian experience.

Piedras Blancas is a unique winter experience in South America, perfect for enjoying with family or friends. Located on the eastern slope of Cerro Otto, this snow park features over 3,000 meters of sledding tracks, spread across 5 fun circuits. The entrance pass includes access to the chairlifts and one sled per person. For those seeking more adrenaline, extra activities like tubing and zip line can be booked on site. After a day filled with excitement and laughter in the snow, the two cafés on site are ideal for relaxing and enjoying a hot chocolate with stunning views. An unforgettable adventure in Bariloche!

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.