With much to offer, this corner located in the south of Argentina has endless activities for adventure tourism.
The south of Argentina has a lot to offer tourismfrom unique landscapes to places to carry out endless activities. Each one has its own particular charm and, together, they add that magic that It is only found in Patagonia.
El Chalten It is a town that comes accompanied by the best views that can be had in Holy Cross. It connects with countless places that should be a mandatory stop every time you visit the province.
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Where is El Chalten located?
El Chaltén is located in the southern end of the province of Santa Cruzwithin the Los Glaciares National Park and about 220 kilometers from El Calafate. Surrounded by the Fitz Roy and Torre hills, this town sits in a valley that combines rivers, forests and mountains. Its privileged location makes it a strategic point to access the most emblematic trails of Argentine Patagonia.
What you can do in El Chaltén
Tourism in El Chaltén is based on active scan. Hiking is the main attraction, with trails that start directly from the town and lead to unique landscapes. The best known are those that lead to the Lagoon of Threehe Fitz Roy Viewpointthe Capri Lagoon and the Laguna Torrewhere they are observed glaciers, snow-capped peaks and an unparalleled view of the massif. There are also short and low difficulty routes, ideal for beginners or families with children.
In addition to hiking, visitors can take rock climbing, bike rides, horseback riding and 4×4 vehicle excursions around the town. In summer, the rafting and the sport fishing in it River of the Returns They are options highly chosen by those looking for more adrenaline. During winter, tourism does not stop: ice walks and snowshoeing are organized, accompanied by local guides who guarantee safety and accompaniment.
The gastronomic offer is also part of the experience. The town’s restaurants feature traditional Patagonian dishes such as baked or grilled Patagonian lamb, river trout, homemade stews and desserts made with local red fruits. In recent years, craft breweries have grown, where travelers share anecdotes and enjoy a warm atmosphere after excursions.
How to go to El Chaltén
The most common way to get there is from El Calafatewhich has an airport and direct connection with Buenos Aires and other cities in the country. From there buses leave that travel the three hours to the town, bordering Lake Argentino and the Santa Cruz steppe.
It is also possible to access by car via National Route 40 and Provincial Route 23, both in excellent condition and with landscapes that justify every kilometer. The El Chaltén bus terminal operates all year round, although schedules are reduced in the low season.
Source: Ambito
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