Mendoza Water Path

We will visit one of the largest parks in South America, characteristic of its type in an arid environment such as the city of Mendoza.

We will understand the relevance of the crossing of the Andes by General San Martín, liberator of Argentina, Chile and Peru.

One of the most important points to understand where the water we use in Mendoza comes from.

We will visit Cacheuta, its famous suspension bridge and stores selling regional products and crafts. Condor sightings are usually done in this area.

We will visit one of the most emblematic places for the people of Mendoza. Characteristic for its landscapes, the lake and the mountains.

We will do a trek, short or long, depending on the tastes of each person, lasting between 1 to 3 hours. We will appreciate the views, we will recognize the fauna and flora. Then return and recharge your batteries with some hot coffee or something cool.

We will visit Blanco Encalada, a small town located between mountains. There you can try local snacks and have spectacular views of the mountains.