Top Mendoza Nature Walks

Mendoza is Argentina’s largest wine region and famous for its Malbec, as well as Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay wines. On this small-group tour, enjoy an intimate wine tasting experience as you explore local wineries and vineyards. Sample a variety of Argentine wines during expert-led wine tastings and indulge in a gourmet wine tasting lunch with five courses, each paired with fine wines.

Delve deeper into Mendoza's world-famous wine culture on a half-day tasting tour that's ideal is you're pressed for time. You'll visit several wineries to sample locally-grown varietals and discover what makes a great wine, without having to worry about driving between stops—instead, you can soak up views of rolling vineyards.

Adorable horses suitable for any type of visitor, typical and excellent food, good wine, family treatment, unique landscapes, is what distinguishes us and make this excursion unforgettable.

Escape into the Argentine mountains—and let someone else take care of the logistics and driving—on this nature-filled day trip from Mendoza. Following hotel pickup, you’ll go to Potrerillos and Uspallata to discover pre-Hispanic settlements. Then, ride the gondola at Los Penitentes ski resort and cross the Inca Bridge for views of Aconcagua Mountain. Finally, visit Horcones Lagoon, Aconcagua Provincial Park, and Las Cuevas village before returning to Mendoza.

Journey through the wild landscapes of the Andes—and enjoy a more immersive way to explore than what most other trips offer—on this full-day, small-group tour from Mendoza. Venture into Aconcagua National Park, and spot the highest peak outside of the Himalayas (weather-dependent) on a hike. You can also spot sights including the Puente Del Inca naturally formed bridge, plus enjoy a traditional asado (barbecue) lunch in Uspallata.

Relax at Termas de Cachueta, Argentina's only grotto sauna, during this full-day trip from Mendoza. Between using the outdoor and indoor natural thermal spas and mud baths, recline on the spa's plush lounge chairs and enjoy a delicious lunch of regional Creole specialties. Transportation from Mendoza hotels means that you can spend the entire day relaxing and someone else will worry about the details.

You don't have to be a professional mountaineer to explore the Andes. On this full-day trip from Mendoza, take one of Argentina's most scenic road trips through the foothills of the Andes to Aconcagua Park. Stop at alpine lakes and other vista points and tackle several hours of easy hiking, all the while accompanied by an expert yet easy-going mountain guide.

We want to take you to participate in a Mendoza experience guided by Mendoza residents. We will start with the San Martín Park, a great work from the beginning of the 20th century, made possible thanks to the irrigation of the province. The use of canals and exploitation of meltwater. We will continue on our way, following the Mendoza River and its slopes to its main source, Lake Potrerillos. We will visit the Cipolletti dam, Cacheuta and finally the lake. There, if you wish, we can do a little trekking to have fabulous views of the mountain. We will show you some of the most beautiful corners of the city of Mendoza in a mountainous and tourist area around Cacheuta and Lake Potrerillos. Then, you can try regional products, enjoy a good coffee or a typical Argentine sandwich. Finally we will return to your accommodation or to our meeting point.

On this tour you will know the nature of Mendoza at its best with mountains, water and many animals around it. It is an entertaining excursion and pleasure for your eyes. Security and comfort to know these mountains in Mendoza above all things.

Take a break from wine country and embark on a trek through the Andes on this full-day experience from Mendoza. Join a small group and walk along nature trails in Cordon del Plata, spotting fauna and flora along the way. Take in the views of Cerro Plata, summit some peaks, hike in a ravine, and much more.

Hike day in the High Andes to 3,650 m (~12,000 ft). — epic views of the Andes and Lake Potrerillos. Small groups (max 6) — personal, flexible, unhurried. Moderate challenge: not technical; the difficulty comes from the high altitude (up to 3,650 m / ~12,000 ft). Plan about 5–7 hours round trip, including short breaks, photo stops, and a steady pace at high altitude. Prefer something lighter? Choose the 3,400 m (≈11,150 ft) route — shorter and gentler, ~4 hours total, with stunning viewpoints. I’m a photographer and can capture the best moments with my camera or drone for memories or social media.

Aconcagua Normal Route Aconcagua, the highest summit in America, without a doubt the inevitable mountaineering challenge in the life of every mountain lover, both a physical and mental challenge that will put our strength to the test. Our Aconcagua normal route expedition is an invitation to explore and immerse yourself in the heart of the Central Andes and live an unforgettable experience with our staff in the colossus of America, with amazing views of the Andes mountain range and glaciers that fall from the top of the mountain. Headlights • The highest mountain in América • Have the opportunity to admire the Andes Mountains from its highest point • Challenge yourself with extreme mountain environment with very low temperatures. • We will travel with the support of Mules belonging to the local muleteers, with this we will avoid wasting energy. Altitude: 6.962 m / 22841 ft Location: Mendoza, Argentina Season: December to February

Get up close to the South Face of Aconcagua during this 3-day trekking excursion from Mendoza. Hike through Aconcagua National Park past glaciers and waterfalls, learning about the native flora and fauna from your naturalist guide on the way. Reach Plaza Francia, an impressive overlook with views of the South Face, one of the largest rock walls in the world. Spend the night in a geodesic dome and meet mountaineers from all over the world. Nightly accommodation, meals during the trek and use of all equipment are included.

Highlights • Climb the tallest mountain in the American Continent. • Spend 12 days exploring the Andes, in Mendoza. • Admire dazzling views of the range from the summit. Description With its 6,962 meters of altitude, Aconcagua is the tallest mountain in the Andean Range and the American Continent. That is why it is one of the main goals for climbers from all over the world. Situated in the Argentinean province of Mendoza, very near the border with Chile, this impressive peak belongs to the Aconcagua Provincial Park, in the Arid Andes. The big massif presents two main summits, north and south. At the base of the mountain, there are various valleys, such as Quebrada de los Horcones and Quebrada de las Vacas. On this 12-day expedition, we will take the normal route to the top. Although this route is not very difficult technically, keep in mind that the climb is demanding and requires and excellent physical condition. Below, you can take a look at our itinerary.

Scaling the 22,841-foot (6,962-meter) peak of Mt Aconcagua—one of the Seven Summits—isn’t for everyone, but this full-day trek to Base Camp takes up to six hours and is doable by anyone with a good level of fitness. Accompanied by a guide, set out on a moderate, there-and-back hike through the Andean foothills to Confluencia, the base camp at the foot of Mt Aconcagua, from where you’ll enjoy spectacular views.