Hosteria Pampa Linda Lodge – San Carlos de Bariloche, Argentina
Hosteria Pampa Linda Lodge in San Carlos de Bariloche, Argentina is a warm refuge for the mountain life enthusiast.
The Vereertbrugghen family, who have been running Pampa Linda for three generations, invite guests to enjoy all the comfortable facilities and unique quality service which has always characterized this lodge.
The Lodge can accommodate up to 36 guests in either flats or double or triple bedrooms. Breakfast, half board or full board, maid service and laundry are included.
Set on the base of Mount Tronador, the lodge offers visitors a large selection of recreational and adventure activities.
This impressive 12,000 feet high mountain is the highest in Nahuel Huapi National Park. Its highest summit establishes the international boundary between Chile and Argentina.
Even though Mount Tronador does not have the classical cone shape, it is an old volcano, which became extinct many years ago. During its first eruptions, lava must have been blocked by some granite formation, which then created its typical three-peaked summit.
Nowadays this summit is surrounded by approximately 37 square miles of ice, snow and glaciers and is really a fantastic area for mountaineers.
Pampa Linda offers a wide variety of trekking and horseback riding excursions to some of its unimaginable geographical corners. These trips vary depending on each season, its weather conditions and its own charms.
Bird watching programs and Kayak promenades are also offered as alternate activities.
All bedrooms have a private bathroom as well as room-to-room telephone lines. Guests also have access to mountain bikes, TV lounge, table-tennis table, board games, library and roofed barbecue area on rainy days. A splendid fireplace always invites guests to share some unforgettable moments.
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