Parque Municipal Llao Llao
Parque Municipal Llao Llao
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Ola
Irma, WI8 contributions
May 2021 • Family
We have to keep pollution out of this beautiful place. So far, the efforts are non existent. But we all can get there. You can get here on public transport.
Written May 24, 2021
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peter
33 contributions
Dec. 2019
Llao llao patagonia, argentina is one of the most remarkable places in the western hemisphere. Beautiful beyond description and yet very accessible. I have visited 5 times and still looking forward to my next trip.
Written October 7, 2020
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bigfin2016
Winchester, UK33 contributions
Feb. 2020
It is worth walking to the top of Llao Llao, the views are quite stunning. Moderate walk, easy to follow and accessible by bus.
Written February 23, 2020
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505badgolfer
Albuquerque, NM380 contributions
Feb. 2020
1. Get the map which is handed out at all lodgings showing Bariloche city streets and the surroundings;
2. Bariloche now requires a ride card for public transport. I bought mine at "Kiosko Drug Strore Area 91" in the 0-100 block of the street Bartolome Mitre. I recall that the card costs about 120 pesos and that each ride is 35 pesos;
3. take the #20 bus west. You can catch the bus on Avenida San Martin on the other side of the street from the big Nahuel Huapi National Park Headquarters building (Intendencia del Parque Nacional Nahuel Huapi);;
4. stay on the bus until its last stop of Puerto Panuelo;
5. after getting off the bus, continue walking west on the highway. Follow the sign for "circuito chico;"
6 after walking about 600 yards, you will see a sign on the left side for .Sendero Arrayanes. If you walk about 200 yards farther on the highway, you will a sign on the right for Cerro Llao Llao trail ;
7 there is no public transportation on the "circuito chico" road after Puerto Panuelo. Therefore, after finishing whichever hike or hikes you choose, you will have to walk back to Puerto Panuelo to catch the bus.
2. Bariloche now requires a ride card for public transport. I bought mine at "Kiosko Drug Strore Area 91" in the 0-100 block of the street Bartolome Mitre. I recall that the card costs about 120 pesos and that each ride is 35 pesos;
3. take the #20 bus west. You can catch the bus on Avenida San Martin on the other side of the street from the big Nahuel Huapi National Park Headquarters building (Intendencia del Parque Nacional Nahuel Huapi);;
4. stay on the bus until its last stop of Puerto Panuelo;
5. after getting off the bus, continue walking west on the highway. Follow the sign for "circuito chico;"
6 after walking about 600 yards, you will see a sign on the left side for .Sendero Arrayanes. If you walk about 200 yards farther on the highway, you will a sign on the right for Cerro Llao Llao trail ;
7 there is no public transportation on the "circuito chico" road after Puerto Panuelo. Therefore, after finishing whichever hike or hikes you choose, you will have to walk back to Puerto Panuelo to catch the bus.
Written February 14, 2020
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Zeeman215
8 contributions
Jan. 2020
An hour hike through this tranquil municipal park just a few minutes outside of Bariloche will be invigorating and lift your spirits.
Written February 2, 2020
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pshurd
Everywhere USA897 contributions
Dec. 2019
Spent several hours hiking with our group in this beautiful park. The views are spectacular & the trails are well groomed & easy to navigate. Our guide made the visit even better as she described the history & pointed out the varied flora. Highly recommend spending some time here.
Written January 19, 2020
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Ray M
Jupiter, FL154 contributions
Dec. 2019 • Solo
You can elect to walk to the Tacul Village picnic area along the lake, and/or climb to the top of the mountain. It’s worth the challenging hike for the views and the fresh mountain air!
Written December 10, 2019
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Craig_Tapper
Sydney, Australia829 contributions
Sep. 2019
There are a number of trails - some quite demanding (such as the trail to Villa Tacul/Cero Llalo). However the one that leads down to Lago Perito Moreno) is gentle, accessible for most fitness levels and surrounded by beautiful trees and scenery. You arrive at a lovely little beach (Playa) with some wonderful scenes of snow c capped mountains. Definitely a great way to get some exercise.
Written September 28, 2019
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davidrock8
Buffalo, NY33 contributions
Aug. 2019 • Solo
Some of the signage was in disrepair, and areas of the park were closed, but the trees, shores, and vistas were stunning. The view from the summit of Cerro Llao Llao was one of the most beautiful sights I’ve ever seen.
Written August 29, 2019
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Rodolfo E
Ponte Vedra Beach, FL166 contributions
Jan. 2019 • Family
We were glad to see Ayelen and Roberto (Limay Travel) again as they cheerfully picked us up at the Design Suite hotel at 9am for our Circuito Chico (small circuit) tour. This tour would follow around Lago Moreno to Llao Llao and back. In essence, this was a compact, four-hour tour that had the most gorgeous scenery in the Argentine Lake Region of Patagonia.
As we approached the loop road on the western point of Rio Negro region, Ayelen was filling in a lot of meaningful history that we did not get with the large “7 Lakes “ bus tour we took yesterday. She explained that the region became an affluent retreat for Buenos Aires in 1932 and had great timber to harvest (until it was all gone in the mid 1940s). One of the projects was the Hotel on Llao Llao peninsula tat used up 10,000 pieces of timber alone. During the Peronista years (1940s/1950s), the government built military camps and hotels/resorts for union members. But more importantly, back in 1895, there was a group of Swiss immigrants that came over from Chile to set up Colonia Suiza deep in the forest and became self sufficient. We would by pass this stop since the artisan fair was not going on that would have displayed Alpine works nor cook up their famous Polynesian inspired Curanto (earthen paella slowed cooked under banana leaves).
Nevertheless, we had plenty of gorgeous panoramic photo stops starting with the Ardillo Buceo (Scuba Shop) on Lago Moreno, looking out across this lake to the Brazo Blest and Lago Nahuel Huapi. Soon we started getting beautiful long views of the Llao Llao peninsula and its famous hotel. It reminded me so much of the majestic resort hotels in North America that were built with majestic mountains as backdrops (think the Chateau on Lake Louise or at Banff Springs, or even the Broadmoor in Colorado Springs). We thought of staying there but at almost $1,000 per night, we were just a happy the vista and walking the grounds. Speaking of which, we did walk around the hotel grounds ( for free) with great weather and had so many enjoyable visual encounters with both the original and new wings of the hotel, with the Cerro Lopez acting as the welcoming peak of the nearby Andes. As a bonus, we visited the hotel’s Catholic Church, which was done in all native wood, inside and out.
After a memorable visit to Llao Llao, we headed east to finished the small circuit around the lake but our tour was not done. On our way out, Ayelen checked on the lines for the Cerro Campanario (Bell Tower Hill) sky lift and decided to do at the end of the tour. Good move. Once we reached the summit (after a short sky lift ride,) you had a nice terraced patio with eateries, a stone tower and a metal cross at its peak. Lots of vistas and trails to take in the alpine beauty in all directions.
As we approached the loop road on the western point of Rio Negro region, Ayelen was filling in a lot of meaningful history that we did not get with the large “7 Lakes “ bus tour we took yesterday. She explained that the region became an affluent retreat for Buenos Aires in 1932 and had great timber to harvest (until it was all gone in the mid 1940s). One of the projects was the Hotel on Llao Llao peninsula tat used up 10,000 pieces of timber alone. During the Peronista years (1940s/1950s), the government built military camps and hotels/resorts for union members. But more importantly, back in 1895, there was a group of Swiss immigrants that came over from Chile to set up Colonia Suiza deep in the forest and became self sufficient. We would by pass this stop since the artisan fair was not going on that would have displayed Alpine works nor cook up their famous Polynesian inspired Curanto (earthen paella slowed cooked under banana leaves).
Nevertheless, we had plenty of gorgeous panoramic photo stops starting with the Ardillo Buceo (Scuba Shop) on Lago Moreno, looking out across this lake to the Brazo Blest and Lago Nahuel Huapi. Soon we started getting beautiful long views of the Llao Llao peninsula and its famous hotel. It reminded me so much of the majestic resort hotels in North America that were built with majestic mountains as backdrops (think the Chateau on Lake Louise or at Banff Springs, or even the Broadmoor in Colorado Springs). We thought of staying there but at almost $1,000 per night, we were just a happy the vista and walking the grounds. Speaking of which, we did walk around the hotel grounds ( for free) with great weather and had so many enjoyable visual encounters with both the original and new wings of the hotel, with the Cerro Lopez acting as the welcoming peak of the nearby Andes. As a bonus, we visited the hotel’s Catholic Church, which was done in all native wood, inside and out.
After a memorable visit to Llao Llao, we headed east to finished the small circuit around the lake but our tour was not done. On our way out, Ayelen checked on the lines for the Cerro Campanario (Bell Tower Hill) sky lift and decided to do at the end of the tour. Good move. Once we reached the summit (after a short sky lift ride,) you had a nice terraced patio with eateries, a stone tower and a metal cross at its peak. Lots of vistas and trails to take in the alpine beauty in all directions.
Written May 27, 2019
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Carolina d
1 contribution
Hola, una consulta, se puede hacer el sendero a Villa Tacul sin subir al cerro Llao Llao? Leí que sólo se comparte la 1er parte y luego se bifurca.. Es muy complicado? Quería saber también masomenos cuánto se tarda ida y vuelta.. Y al sendero de arrayanes. Gracias!
Carolina d
1 contribution
Es posible caminar de Bahía López al inicio del sendero a Villa Tacul por la ruta 77 (la de circuito chico)? Vi que no hay colectivos, el 10 sale de Bahía López pero no agarra por ahí y el 20 sale del Llao Llao..
Carolina d
1 contribution
Hola, es posible hacer Villa Tacul y mirador del brazo Triateza en el mismo día? Gracias!!
Hola, como estas? Villa Tacul te lo recomiendo, es muy linda , se puede ir en auto o si querés caminar salis desde la entrada al cerro Llao llao pero lleva un par de horas por lo que leí, es largo...
El mirador del brazo tristeza no lo hice, estaba con ganas, leí que es corto
Diana D
3 contributions
Alguno hizodesde Bahía López hacia puerto pañuelo?
Carolina d
1 contribution
Pudiste hacerlo?
anto2903
5 contributions
Buenas tardes, Voy a estar en Bariloche en unos días.. Se debe abonar una entrada para realizar el recorrido? Tiene horarios?
Gracias por tu aporte!
HUGO GABRIEL D
Buenos Aires, Argentina8 contributions
Hola. No tenes que abonar nada si vas al circuito chico, que es el q conozco. Si vas en excursion, pagas en el precio, el guia. Lei mucho antes de ir en primeros dias de febrero y si queres, podes ir al parque en colectivo 20, q sale del centro. Tarda 1h y tenes q bajar en puero pañuelo, casi al terminar recorrido. De ahi subis una ruta 800ms y estas en entrada señalizada del parque. Asesorate con el guardaparque..
Los horarios, depende del dua y la epoca. En este tiempo podes ir temprano y no tener el calor de la tarde. El circuito chico lo haces en 1 h, si seguis es mas tiempo. Lo mismo para volver, A disfrutar ...
¿Se puede hacer el recorrido en invierno? ¿Cuál es el horario?
HUGO GABRIEL D
Buenos Aires, Argentina8 contributions
Tengo entendido que desde fines de Marzo hasta Diciembre, los parques permanecen cerrados porque las nevadas cortan los senderos.
Magali-Florencia
Capital Federal District, Argentina251 contributions
Hola cuál es el horario de ingreso y egreso?
samanta127
Buenos Aires, Argentina55 contributions
hola buenos días, quisiera saber como llegar al hotel llao llao , desde el centro de bariloche sin auto, hay algún colectivo que me deje?? cuánto puede salir un taxi?? quería ir a almorzar o tomar el te, desde ya muchas gracias
533ultimop
9 contributions
por la calle Moreno (aprox esq. Palacios) pasan la mayoría de los colectivos.
El 20 va para ese lado.
Es posible llegar al parque en transporte público?
agk67
Buenos Aires, Argentina78 contributions
Hola.
Si, es posible llegar al parque dese Bariloche centro, con el colectivo N° 20. Te deja frente al Llao Llao y a Puerto Pañuelo.
Bajando en esa parada, (de la que bajara mucha gente), hay que caminar por la misa ruta pavimentada entre unos 15 / 20 minutos llegando a la entrada al parque.
Saludos
SMO_10
Scottsdale, AZ28 contributions
I am leading a group of 5 to Bariloche and several members are unable to do long and/or steep hikes. Would they be able to do this hike in Llao Llao? If not, do you have any recommendations around Bariloche? We were thinking about some doing the gondola up Catedral and others hiking up the mountain to meet them at the top. Practical? Going end of November. Any guidance is much appreciated!
-Shirley
agk67
Buenos Aires, Argentina78 contributions
Although it has been time for your consultation and the trip must have already finished, I hope you have been able to fulfill your objective.
I'm 48 y/o, i mean. i can walk, and the trail journey take me almost 3 hours. round trip. If you are tired, you can turn around and back.
The view and nature in this area are wonderfull.
regards.
AGK
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- According to Tripadvisor travellers, these are the best ways to experience Parque Municipal Llao Llao:
- Bariloche: Half Day Small Circuit Tour - Mt Campanario and Llao Llao Peninsula (From C$19.20)
- Llao Llao Trekking Tour (From C$249.08)
- Circuito Chico Excursion in Bariloche (Short Circuit) (From C$60.33)
- 4-Day Trip to Bariloche by Air from Buenos Aires (From C$2,159.50)
- Lake Moreno or Lake Gutiérrez Kayaking (From C$274.22)
- Hotels near Parque Municipal Llao Llao:
- (0.94 km) Llao Llao Hotel Resort, Golf & Spa
- (2.18 km) Balcon al Lago
- (2.31 km) Bungalows Buena Vista
- (4.91 km) Peninsula Petit Hotel
- (1.54 km) Hosteria Katy
- Restaurants near Parque Municipal Llao Llao:
- (0.05 km) Llao Café del Bosque
- (0.40 km) Llao Llao Social Club
- (0.40 km) Bechamel Club House
- (0.95 km) Winter Garden Llao Llao
- (1.56 km) Il Gabbiano