Ruta de Los Siete Lagos
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Discover the Seven Lakes Route, a truly special journey through the heart of Patagonia. This scenic drive, stretching approximately 110 kilometers, isn’t about reaching a single destination; it’s about embracing the pleasure of exploration. The route winds its way through a series of glacial lakes, each possessing its own distinct personality – some wide and expansive, others nestled within sheltered valleys, offering a calming contrast to the dramatic landscapes of the region.
Dense forests surround the lakes, creating an intimate atmosphere, a welcome change from the open plains and coastlines often associated with Patagonia. It’s a place where wildlife is observed with a little patience, and the air feels noticeably softer. Keep an eye out for opportunities to stop at small beaches and pull-offs along the way – these frequent pauses transform the drive into a collection of short, rewarding explorations. The route itself invites you to linger and appreciate the details, rather than rushing to complete the journey.
Visitors consistently praise the route’s beauty, describing it as a truly unique experience filled with stunning forests, lakes, mountains, valleys, and charming villages. Many recommend it as a fantastic route for motorcycling, enjoying the spectacular views. The route is well-maintained and clearly signposted, making it accessible and enjoyable for all. Consider travelling by autocarro (bus) to reach the starting point, and be prepared for a drive that prioritizes immersion and discovery over speed.
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Hermosos paisajes!
Lugares pequeños, con muchos visitantes, algunos sin vista por los arboles
Una experiencia única. Bosque, lagos, montañas, valles y pueblos bellísimos. Gracias Google por guiarnos !
Bellísimos paisajes, en moto espectacular
Es el tramo de la iconica Ruta 40 que une Villa la Angostura con San Martin de los Andes. Los paisajes son únicos como así los lagos que están a su lado. Esta aceptablemente conservada y señalizada. Es para hacerla tranquilo y con cuidado ya que es un camino de montaña y en invierno puede haber hielo o nieve. Los miradores son imperdibles
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