Lanín Volcano Hike

The Lanín volcano, located between Argentina and Chile, is a prominent Andean peak for trekking enthusiasts. You can select a route to conquer its north or south face.

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Book one of the trekking routes that includes hotel pickup in San Martín de los Andes and return transfer, along with an expert guide accredited by the Lanin National Park.

South face hike (10 hours)

This route departs from San Martín de los Andes to Puerto Canoa, on the shores of Lake Huechulafquen. The 10-hour trek has a medium difficulty level. The path crosses a forest of coihues and ñires, leading to the southern slope of the Lanín Volcano, where there will be opportunities for viewing and a break to enjoy packed food.

Schedule: this route runs on Wednesdays

North face hike (8 hours)

This challenging route lasts 8 hours and starts near the Turbio River at 1100 metres (3608 feet). The trek includes a lenga forest where Patagonian birds can be spotted. The ascent leads to the BIM 26 mountain refuge at 2,300 metres (7545 feet), providing views of the volcano and Lake Tromen, with an option for refreshments before the return.

Days of operation: this route takes place on Sundays