Butch Cassidy’s Cabin

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Known for his exploits as an outlaw, Butch Cassidy, alongside the Sundance Kid and Etta Place, sought refuge in this quaint Patagonian community, forging a unique connection between the distant landscapes of Northern Patagonia and the notorious Wild Gang. The cabin, perched on the east bank of the Blanco River, served as a sanctuary for the trio, attempting to embrace an honest life amidst the breathtaking Patagonian scenery. Step inside, and you'll find a bare yet historically rich space, marked by engravings on the walls, remnants of either trespassers or intrigued tourists. Imagining the simplicity of their lives within the log cabin, surrounded by panoramic views of the Andes, adds a touch of nostalgia. To embark on this historical journey, make a stop at Museo Bar: La Legal, a fascinating blend of cafe, bar, museum, and outpost. This general store-like establishment showcases antiques, local wines, craft beers, and tales of Butch Cassidy and the Wild Gang. Wander through a curated museum space adorned with wanted posters, photographs, maps, and even cowboy hats, providing a deeper understanding of the outlaws' legacy.