Viewpoints on Quetrihué Peninsula

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Explore the Quetrihué Peninsula, where the panoramic spectacle of Nahuel Huapi Lake unfolds, revealing its three branches – Machete, Rincon, and Ultima Esperanza, along with the Brava Bay, Fray Menéndez Island, and the majestic Andes Mountain Range. Continuing along the path, the "Messidor" viewpoint on the left unveils a privileged perspective of Mansa Bay and the Messidor residence. For those eager to explore the Arrayanes Forest, a 12-kilometer trek awaits, passing through the Ports area, native Patagonian Andean Forest, an old farm's hull, and the Patagua lagoon. At the entrance of the Arrayanes Forest, the National Park office welcomes visitors, where entrance fees can be paid, and public bathrooms are available. The surrounding Isthmus boasts lifeguarded beaches on both the right and left during the summer season, adding to the allure of this captivating destination. Each viewpoint offers a unique perspective, from the village and El Messidor residence to Bahía Mansa and Bahía Brava. The final viewpoint, facing West against the Patagonian winds, rewards adventurers with a windswept but awe-inspiring panorama.