Villa Pehuenia

Around Moquehue on a Sled
Only in winter can visitors enjoy the cool breeze on their faces and the silence of the woods while sliding on the snow comfortably settled on a sled pulled by a group of Samoyed dogs.

Patagonian New Year
On June 24, the primitive peoples both from Chile and Argentina celebrate the beginning of the new year. An ancient tradition which attracts new visitors every year.

Ski for Beginners at Primeros Pinos
Primeros Pinos is a winter sports training center where beginners may have their first ski experience or improve their technique along with the rest of the family, steps away from excellent paved roads.

Batea Mahuida Ski Resort
Batea Mahuida Volcano turned its rage off for ever and let a lagoon appear in its crater. It changed fire by water and let mapuche people who are historical inhabitants...

Rafting down the Aluminé Rapids
The wild waters of the Aluminé River, its curves and bends are the perfect scene to practice rafting. Its spectacular rapids gain more and more adrenaline enthusiasts day after day.

Sport Fishing in Villa Pehuenia
Fishing is an activity you can do in almost all the waters in this district, which offer the possibility to visit any of its eleven lakes, many of which offer good catching possibilities.

Ancient Woodlands in the Pehuenia Circuit
The tour is characterized by the constant presence of monkey-puzzle trees. In addition, five lakes and countless creeks and natural attractions...

Ñorquinco, An Ecological Camping Site
Lake Ñorquinco and its primitive ecological camping site represent a dazzling spot within the Pehuenia Circuit. The plentiful monkey-puzzle trees are a unique attraction.

Small Hidden Lake Quillén
Choosing Lake Quillén as a destination for an all-day outing is venturing to see the real unspoiled Patagonian Andean forest and print it in our memory once we go back home.

Lake Ruca Choroi, in the Mapuche Land
Lake Ruca Choroi occupies a small surface and lies within an almost uncharted territory, where the lenga and monkey-puzzle tree woodlands prevail while the “choroi” become noticeable.