Beds in the Club Andino’s Refugio Piltriquitrón are outstanding value, but bring your own sleeping bag. Moderately priced meals are available and the refugio makes a terrific base for hikes. Take the signposted road from RN 40. An hour's hike from the end of the road takes you here.
Refugio Piltriquitrón
Bariloche & the Lake District
Lonely Planet's must-see attractions
3.4 MILES
Local craftspeople sell their wares at this market, along the eastern edge of Plaza Pagano, which boasts over 300 artists, who make and sell everything…
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0.17 MILES
A signposted road leads from RN 40 up the wooded slopes of Cerro Piltriquitrón. From the end of the road, it's a 40-minute hike to the Sculpted Forest,…
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4.53 MILES
On a ridge 7km west of town is Cabeza del Indio, a rock outcrop resembling a man’s profile; the trail has great views of the Río Azul and Lago Puelo. The…
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4.59 MILES
Small but beautifully formed, this 'hidden' waterfall lies several kilometers north of El Bolsón, reachable via a gravel road or a walking trail from town.
Nearby Bariloche & the Lake District attractions
0.17 MILES
A signposted road leads from RN 40 up the wooded slopes of Cerro Piltriquitrón. From the end of the road, it's a 40-minute hike to the Sculpted Forest,…
3.4 MILES
Local craftspeople sell their wares at this market, along the eastern edge of Plaza Pagano, which boasts over 300 artists, who make and sell everything…
4.53 MILES
On a ridge 7km west of town is Cabeza del Indio, a rock outcrop resembling a man’s profile; the trail has great views of the Río Azul and Lago Puelo. The…
4.59 MILES
Small but beautifully formed, this 'hidden' waterfall lies several kilometers north of El Bolsón, reachable via a gravel road or a walking trail from town.