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El Bolsón

Nestled in the scenic Andes, El Bolsón is Argentina's vibrant gem, famous for its artisan markets and organic produce! Stroll through colorful stalls, sip on local brews, and hike breathtaking trails that lead to stunning mountain views. Don’t miss the fiesta of flavors at the weekly feria—and keep an eye out for friendly llamas! An eco-adventurer's paradise awaits!

Recommendations

Landmark4.9/5

Cerro Piltriquitrón

Cerro Piltriquitrón is renowned for its stunning rock formations and panoramic views of the Andes, making it a must-visit destination for hiking enthusiasts and nature lovers in Río Negro Province, Argentina.

Landmark4.4/5

Feria Regional El Bolsón

Feria Regional El Bolsón offers a vibrant showcase of local artisan crafts, organic produce, and traditional Argentine flavors, making it a must-visit destination for those seeking an authentic cultural experience in Río Negro.

Landmark

Mirador río azul

Nestled in El Bolsón, Mirador Río Azul offers breathtaking panoramic views of lush valleys and crystal-clear rivers, making it a must-visit destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.

Cafe$$$4.9/5

Café con Leche

At Café con Leche in El Bolsón, savor rich, authentic Argentine coffee paired with homemade pastries in a cozy atmosphere, making it a must-visit spot for both locals and travelers.

Eat4.3/5

Mamma Mia pastas artesanales

Stays

Stay4.7/5

Hostal del Rio

Nestled in El Bolsón, Hostal del Río offers a unique blend of rustic charm and stunning mountain views, making it the perfect retreat for nature lovers seeking adventure and tranquility in the heart of Patagonia.

Stay4.65/5

Cabañas Las Moras

Stay4.55/5

Tierra Verde Cabañas

Nestled in the stunning landscapes of El Bolsón, Tierra Verde Cabañas offers cozy accommodations surrounded by nature's beauty, making it an idyllic retreat for adventure seekers and relaxation lovers alike.

Stay4.5/5

Cabañas Duendes y Hadas

Stay4.5/5

Cabañas Tunquelén ( solo 1 o 2 pax )

Nestled in the stunning landscapes of El Bolsón, Cabañas Tunquelén offers cozy accommodations framed by lush forests and mountains, making it the perfect retreat for nature lovers and adventurers seeking tranquility and breathtaking views.

Stay4.05/5

Hostel Posada del Buscador

Stay3.8/5

Aires Patagónicos Hotel

Things To Do
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360 h

Private 15 Days Argentina Tour Iguazu Falls and Moreno Glacier

During the 15 days Argentina adventure, you will admire the natural wonder Iguazu Falls and Perito Moreno Glacier. The wonderful tango performance also catches your eye. Besides, follow your guide to conquer Tierra del Fuego National Park and Lake Nahuel Haupi National Park. Furthermore, you have a opportunity to greet with cute penguins at Estancia Halbeton.

$7,529.00

4.3/5

9 h

From Bariloche: Discover El Bolsón and Lago Puelo

Embark on an unforgettable experience starting from Bariloche, traveling along the emblematic National Route 40 South. The trip winds along the crystalline lakes Gutiérrez, Mascardi and Guillelmo. As we advance, we cross the majestic Pampa del Toro and the impressive Cañadón de la Mosca, with its dreamlike landscapes, until we reach El Foyel. After traveling 130 km of pure Patagonian beauty, we arrive at El Bolsón, the vibrant heart of the Andean Region of the 42nd Parallel, where art, nature and local flavor merge. Our adventure continues with a visit to a trout farm, a craft brewery and lush plantations of fine fruit. Immerse yourself in local culture by touring the iconic craft fair, where more than 300 stalls display a variety of unique products: ceramics, wool fabrics, wooden pieces, leather, metals and dried flowers. The excursion also takes us to the charming City of Lago Puelo and the Lago Puelo National Park.

$78.00

4.3/5

12 h

Excursion to El Bolsón and Lago Puelo, from Bariloche

El Bolsón is a town located to the southwest of the Río Negro province. Situated in a fertile valley through which the Quemquemtreu river flows and at the foot of Mount Piltriquitron, the town is truly unique and its people are warm and welcoming. Treat yourself to the delightful local traditional products.

$159.00

4.1/5

9 h

El Bolson and Lago Puelo Sightseeing Tour

Enjoy a day trip from Bariloche to El Bolson, a town famous for its abundant berry farms, tasty beers made from locally grown hops and a healthy lifestyle inspired by hippies who moved here in the 1960s. Admire the area’s rich farmland, and taste excellent jams and other edible goods as you browse a popular outdoor market where artisans sell handmade crafts. Surrounded by gorgeous mountains and rivers, El Bolson gives visitors a warm welcome with plenty to do and see.

$77.00

9 h 30 mins

El Bolsón and Lago Puelo in private

Enjoy a traditional excursion, with the tranquility and comfort of our private service: the tour starts south on National Route 40, bordering the Gutiérrez, Mascardi and Guillelmo lakes and henceforth the Veranada and Pampa del Toro landscapes. After crossing the Foyel and Quemquentreu rivers you reach the town of El Boslón, at the foot of the Piltriquitron Hill. In this town, much of the local production is known and experienced: handicrafts, craft beer, fine fruit plantations and trout farms. In the main square of the town, Plaza Pagano, artisans from all over Patagonia meet and exhibit. You also visit Lago Puelo, in the province of Chubut.

$575.00

9 h 30 mins

Andean Region, Crafts and Regional Products (Regular)

The walk starts south on National Route 40, bordering the Gutiérrez, Mascardi and Guillelmo lakes and henceforth the Veranada and Pampa del Toro spots. After crossing the Foyel and Quemquentreu rivers you reach the town of El Boslón, at the foot of the Piltriquitron Hill. In this town, much of the local production is known and experienced: handicrafts, craft beer, fine fruit plantations and trout farms. In the main square of the town, Plaza Pagano, artisans from all over Patagonia meet and exhibit. You also visit Lago Puelo, in the province of Chubut.

$48.00

10 h

El Bolsón and Lago Puelo

After traveling a zigzagging path, you reach El Bolsón, a magical town with its traditional fair and artisan products.

$80.00

9 h 9 mins

Gourmet El Bolson Patagonian Wine Pairing

We'll begin the excursion by heading toward El Bolsón, surrounded by an incomparable natural setting. First stop: Río Negro Trout Farm A guided tour of approximately 40 minutes where you'll learn about the trout farming process and taste a delicious artisanal trout pâté, accompanied by the owners of the establishment. Second stop: Adamow Boutique Winery (Lago Puelo) You'll be welcomed by Pedro and Carina, owners of this family winery. You'll tour the Pinot Noir and Sauvignon Blanc vineyards and enjoy a paired lunch that includes: a platter of regional pickles, two artisanal empanadas, and a tasting of their own wines. Third stop: Finca Fraschetti Winery (El Bolsón) Guided tour of its vineyards and artisanal production. A tasting of signature wines accompanied by a platter of selected cold cuts and cheeses, all in a natural mountain setting. Finally, we will return to Bariloche, with an estimated arrival in the afternoon, around 6:00 PM.

$250.00

10 h

Bariloche Snow day at Cerro Perito Moreno

I lived an unforgettable experience in the heart of Patagonia with a snow day at Cerro Perito Moreno. The journey begins by traveling the mythical Route 40, surrounded by forests, mountains and landscapes that make every kilometer part of the adventure. When you reach the hill, you will have free time to enjoy the snow your way. You can go up by aeroplane (optional) and take in incredible panoramic views of the El Bolson Valley and the Andes Mountains, or just be carried away by the fun playing in the snow, sliding on a skateboard or creating unforgettable memories with family and friends. If you prefer a relaxing moment, the cozy mountain retreats offer regional cuisine, hot drinks and the perfect atmosphere to enjoy the snowy landscape.

$49.00

52 h

Lanín Volcano Summit Expedition: 2-Day Guided Trek in Patagonia

Ascending Lanín Volcano is a Patagonia must-have for adventurous travelers. Standing at an imposing 3,776 meters, this iconic stratovolcano offers a world-class high-mountain summit without requiring prior technical expertise. What makes this expedition truly unique is its rare combination of pristine wilderness, hands-on learning, and accessibility. Its relative proximity to urban centers like San Martín de los Andes adds a critical layer of safety, ensuring quick logistics and reliable support. You start by fitting rental gear with experts in town, cross lenga forests onto glacial moraines, and learn essential skills—like crampon use, ice axe handling, and self-arrest maneuvers—directly on the slopes from certified guides. Trekking through dramatic terrain contrasts and pushing for the summit under a star-filled sky delivers an unmatched sense of triumph, making it the safest and most rewarding gateway to true alpine mountaineering.