Cerro Campanario

Cerro Campanario is a little mountain with a big view. It was also rated top 10 viewing spot in the world by National Geographic. It was first summited February 2, 1930, by Monsignor De Andrea. The chairlift begins at 770 meters (2,526 feet) and summits at 1,050 meters (3,445 feet). The orientation lends to spectacular views of lakes Nahuel Huapi and Moreno, Laguna El Trébol, peninsulas San Pedro and Llao Llao, Victoria Island, and mountains Otto, López, Goye, Catedral, Capilla as well as other peaks extending into Chile. The chairlift is a new Doppelmayer with a capacity of transporting 450 people per hour.

Location:
Bustillo KM 17.5
Argentina

Hiking Types:
Hike, Chairlift ride

Getting There
Located on the drive out to Llao Llao

Travel Tips: Cerro Campanario is great for the entire family (except for those greatly afraid of heights).

Price Description: 25 Argentine Pesos / Adults

12.50 Argentine Pesos / Children

Relative price: Mid-Range

Open Hours from:10 a.m.

Open Hours to:6 p.m. in the winter, 7:30 p.m. in the summer

Days Closed:closed on bad weather days

Travel Skills: None

You Need to Bring: warm clothing, camera

Currencies accepted
Argentine Peso

By Shanie Matthews

I am a lover of things foreign, animals, and outdoor sports (especially snow skiing). My husband and I originally moved to Argentina as owners and...

Created: 02 Aug 2008

Updated: 02 Aug 2008

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