Perito Moreno Glacier Experience on the catwalks

of the National Park to observe the arboreal vegetation mostly belonging to the “notofagus” family (ñires, cherries, lengas) and the occasional cinnamon, and flowers of different colors, among which the notor stands out for its intense red color corresponding to the Andean Patagonian Forest.

epartment of the province of Santa Cruz, in the southwest of Argentina, in the Patagonia region. It is integrated into the Los Glaciares National Park. This glacier originates in the Southern Patagonian ice field

center-west of the province of Santa Cruz in Patagonia, on the border with Chile. It covers 126,830 ha in a mountainous region cut by valleys, some of which are located over 900 meters above sea level.

Leaving the Town, on the right we can see the Argentino Lake with its Round Bay. In it you can see an important variety of birdlife, highlighting the black-necked swan, flamingo, steam duck, gallareta, cauquén. The yellow color of the field stands out, this is due to its grasses called coirón, and among them it stands out, the white coirón and petiso. Arrive at "the curve of sighs" called this way because it is the first point where we have a panoramic view of the Perito Moreno Glacier. Short stop to take pictures and continue to Puerto Bajo las Sombras.