At km 857 of National Route No. 22 is the city of Colorado River registered under the name Buena Parada, at the end of the 19th century.
In 1915, a major flood destroyed most of the existing buildings in Buena Parada, causing the authorities and institutions to move to the land adjacent to the railway station, where it is located today.
From an economic point of view, Río Colorado is based on two fundamental pillars: agriculture and livestockBut it also has other sources of income thanks to tourism, which we will tell you about below.
What activities can I do in Río Colorado, Río Negro?
Cycle tourism
A route to suit different tastes and levels of difficulty to enjoy local attractions. You can enjoy walks of varying difficulty alongside the valley’s own flora and with mountain ranges accompanying you throughout the journey.
Trina Winery
Feel like you are part of the natural machinery of the wine world, enjoying a stay in comfortable boutique dormitories with a view of the river and the most delicious regional dishes from the winery restaurant accompanied by the best Trina wines.
Sport fishing
For both amateurs and those who wish to enter the world of this discipline. Rainbow trout can be found in the rapids with crystal-clear waters; brown trout in almost all the courses in the area; brook trout, perch and salmon.
It is called “sport” fishing because only artificial lures such as flies and spoons are used. In order to practice it, it is mandatory to obtain a fishing permit in advance.
Fruit and vegetable products
Production and tourism combine to offer meaningful experiences in rural areas. You will be able to taste and take home as a souvenir the most delicious artisanal creations.
How to get to Rio Colorado, Rio Negro
From Buenos Aires to Cañuelas, you can choose between Provincial Route 51, or the scenic National Route 3 to Bahía Blanca. Continue your way along Route 205 towards Azul. This route will take you through fields and small towns, offering you an authentic experience in the province of Buenos Aires. From Bahía Blanca, continue your way along National Route 22, a road that will take you to Río Colorado.
Source: Ambito
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