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Los Arrayanes National Park adventures

Los Arrayanes National Park Adventures

Los Arrayanes National Park in Argentina is renowned for its unique arrayán trees and beautiful lakeside scenery, offering a range of outdoor activities and lush landscapes.

4,375
Acres Protected
approximately 9
Miles of Trails
200,000
Annual Visitors
1971
Year Established

Popular Activities

Plan Your Visit

Everything you need to know to prepare for an unforgettable trip to Los Arrayanes National Park.

Entrance Requirements

Free access, but some activities may have fees.

Best Time to Visit

November to March offers the best weather, aligning with the Southern Hemisphere's summer.

Visitor Information

Main area entrance is through Villa La Angostura.

Getting There

Accessible via National Route 40; check for seasonal road conditions and closures.

Weather & Climate

Summers (November to March) are warm with temperatures ranging from 50°F to 77°F. Winters are colder, often dropping below 32°F, and the park may experience snowfall.

Conservation Efforts

Efforts are in place to protect the unique arrayán habitat from invasive species and ensure sustainability amid increasing tourism.

Camping in Los Arrayanes National Park

Find the perfect spot to stay overnight and immerse yourself in the details.

Top Trails

Sendero Bosque de Arrayanes

Moderate
7.5

Leads through the captivating cinnamon and ivory-barked arrayán trees, highlighting the ecological wonder of the park.

Sendero Quetrihué

Moderate
6

A scenic trail offering views of Lake Nahuel Huapi and diverse wildlife encounters.

Circuito Arrayán

Easy
4

Shorter loop trail with gentle terrain, allowing visitors to explore arrayán groves effortlessly.

Trailblazer Tips

Wear hiking boots with good traction to navigate the park’s diverse trails.

Visit in spring or summer (November to March) for the best weather and trail conditions.

Arrive early, as parking near entrance spots can fill up quickly.

Binoculars can enhance wildlife viewing opportunities along the trails.

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