Non Fishing Activities:
For those who don’t want to fish so much,
Patagonia has a lot more to offer than just fishing. Depending on your interests we will make sure you have a wonderful experience.
Horseback riding right outside our back door. Depending on your experience you can go for a couple of hours along the river, or ride for half a day to a full day up in the mountains.
Half day trip to Chile. We are only 5 miles away from the Chilean border. The town of
Futaleufu has some great restaurants where you can enjoy some excellent pacific seafood and Pisco Sours. After lunch go for a drive around the area or go for a nice hike. You will be surprised at the change of scenery and life style.
Rafting on the Futaleufu, (Rio Grande in Argentina). The river is very famous in the world for rafting.
Discover the Welsh Heritage of the area. Visit the town of
Trevelin and it’s museums to learn about the fascinating Welsh settling. Enjoy a traditional tea with some delicious home made cakes and breads.
Day trip to The National Park Los Alerces. Take a boat tour or a hike. Enjoy some stunning sceneries and wild life. The Park is also home to the alerce (lahuan) trees (Fitzroya cupressoides) from which the park takes its name. The park was created in 1937 in order to protect the alerce forest, and other typical examples of the flora of the Patagonian Andes. The National Park has the largest alerce
forest of
Argentina . Alerce is one of the longest-living trees in the world; some in the park are around 3,000 years old, with many of them over 1,000 years.
Half day trip on La Trochita. One of the only narrow-gauge trains still operating in the world.
Hiking and Bird Watching
Rock and Mountain Climbing
