What to see
Villa Pehuenia
Located on the shores of the Aluminé Lake, this picturesque mountain village stands protected by the shade of an ancient monkey puzzle tree forest. A unique place for people who enjoy the quiet and natural environments of the mountain range, with outstanding cuisine that uses local products such as the pine nut, the seed of the monkey puzzle tree. It is a great place to rest on the shores of a transparent lake or enjoy multiple activities in the mountain.
Adventure in the Lake
In the Aluminé and Moquehue Lakes you can go kayaking, paddle boating, sailing and diving. The surroundings are great for adventure sports: the Aluminé River is one of the best spots in Patagonia for rafting. You can also practise rock climbing, zip lining and biking. The gravel road known as the "Road of the 5 Lakes" begins in La Angostura (the point where the two lakes meet) and you can go on foot, by bike or by car.
Batea Mahuida Volcano
It is 10 km from Villa Pehuenia. You can reach the crater by vehicle along a gravel road, and surround it on foot. From the top, you can see several volcanoes, such as Copahue and Lanín. In winter, Batea is a snow park where skiing and snowboarding are practiced.
Moquehue and Lanín National Park
From Moquehue, Provincial Route 11 continues south through incredible landscapes, connecting with the Impodi Mountain, the Ñorquinco Lake, the Piedra Pintada Viewpoint, the Pulmarí Lake and the Lanín National Park.
