From a lonely road in endless Patagonia…
To the Northern Lake District in the foothills of the Andes…
About Eddy and Patagonia: Married to a gregarious Argentinian former Olympic skier and privy to insider travel experiences and places, Eddy has written about Patagonia’s Northern Lake District and the Andean Patagonia for six editions of Fodor’s Argentina Guide and for Fodor’s Patagonia Guide. Read More Here…
Patagonia, that fabled land of endless, open space at the end of the continent, has humbled and enchanted explorers, mountaineers and nature lovers from around the world. Darwin called it “wretched and useless,†yet he was deeply moved by its desolation and forever attracted to it.
From the Río Colorado in the north to Cape Horn, 1,200 miles south; this vast territory of 309,000 square miles may seem monotonously devoid of life, but these very characteristics make it one of the most amazing natural preserves on earth, where a staggering variety of plants and wildlife exist in pristine habitats.
On the western border with Chile, the Andes form a natural barrier to Pacific storms, and water from their eternal snow fields pours into lakes and streams that feed the major rivers that flow for hundreds of miles across the great arid plateau into the Atlantic Ocean.
Check out these Cheap Hotels in Million Dollar Patagonia locations, and stay tuned for more Great Drives, Great Lakes and Great Rides coming soon!
Cheap Hotels in Million Dollar Locations
Hostaria El Retorno, Lago Guitierrez, Patagonia
Near Bariloche. Kayaks, mountain bikes, golf not far away, and fine dining. Read More…
Lago Traf úl, Northern Patagonia
One of the forty + lakes that sparkle like sapphires in northern Patagonia, but this one is special – no piers. no boats and one small hotel, Marinas Puerto Traf úl.
Hotel Tronadí³r, Argentina Lake District, Patagonia
Situated on Lago Mascardi, Hotel Tronadí³r is the base lodge for excursions to Mt. Tronadí³r—the highest mountain in Argentina’s Lake Region at at 11,453 ft. Read More…