Mount Tronador and Glacier Negro

On this full-day tour departing from Bariloche, you will visit one of the most astonishing landscapes in Nahuel Huapi National Park: the imposing Mount Tronador, famous for the frequent icefalls from its summit, sounds that give the mountain its name, and also the enigmatic Glacier Negro.

The tour begins along Route 40, departing from the agreed meeting point in Bariloche at 9:00 a.m., following a scenic route that traces the shoreline of lakes Gutierrez and Mascardi. Throughout the journey, several stops are made at privileged lookout points offering views of the serene forest and crystal-clear waters, including Playa Negra and Isla Corazon. During the excursion, the guide will share the history of the national park and the origins of this natural area.

As the road continues, the landscape becomes more rugged and mountainous. Upon reaching Pampa Linda, a beautiful valley and campsite within the national park, you will have time for lunch and will enjoy the tranquility of the area, surrounded by green slopes and the constant sound of streams descending from the glaciers.

After the break, the tour continues towards Glacier Negro. This glacier stands out for its unmistakable dark color, caused by the mixture of ice with volcanic material carried down from the peaks of Mount Tronador. The view of the glacier is one of the most striking moments of the excursion.

From the viewpoints, you can witness icefalls that produce a deep, thunder-like roar, a sound reminiscent of a storm that inspired the mountain’s name. This powerful auditory and visual experience is one of the region’s defining features.

Finally, the return journey to Bariloche begins, once again traveling through the landscapes that accompanied the day, arriving back at the agreed meeting point around 6:30 p.m. This excursion stands out for blending nature, geology and adventure, making it a memorable experience and one of the most complete tours offered in the region.