Tourism in Río Negro has classic proposals such as Bariloche or El Bolsónbut also hidden jewels that deserve a visit. One of them is the Cerro La Buitreraa little explored place that combines nature, adventure and shocking views. His connection with the busiest points in southern Argentina makes it a mandatory stop.
Ideal for short getaways or for those who seek less busy destinationsthis hill offers a different experience in full Patagonia, a few kilometers from the best known tourist circuits.
Where Cerro La Buitrera is located
Cerro La Buitrera is located in the west of the Province of Río Negro, within the ejido of El Bolsón. It is about 30 kilometers from the city center already two hours from San Carlos de Bariloche. Surrounded by the Cordillera de los Andes, It is part of a privileged natural environment.
Access is done on rural roads and paths, so it is not usually full of visitors. This allows you to travel the area with peace of mind and enjoy the landscape without trouble or agglomerations.
What can be done in Cerro La Buitrera
The main activity is the hiking. There are circuits of different difficulties, ideal for both family walks and for those who seek more demanding tours. Spectacular views are obtained from the top Del Valle, the Blue River and other hills in the area.
In addition to trekking, the area allows Practice climbing, mountain cycling and Nature photography. It is a prominent point for Bird observation and native faunaand in summer there are usually areas suitable for bathrooms in nearby streams, ideal for tourism.
Those looking for a pause to eat can find in El Bolsón several gastronomic options with regional products: Artisanal beers, trout, homemade sweets and Typical Patagonia dishes. It is also possible to visit fairs and markets with local products before or after the excursion.
How to go to Cerro La Buitrera
The most direct way to arrive is from the bag, taking the National Route 40 south to access to the Indian head place. From there it begins A medium difficulty walk that has been about two hours.
There is no public transport to the hillso it is recommended to have your own mobility or hire excursions. It is advisable to wear adequate footwear, water and sun protection, since the area does not have services. It is also useful to consult the state of the trails in the local tourism offices.
Source: Ambito
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