Bosque de Arrayanes (Parque Nacional Los Arrayanes)
A forest of cinnamon-barked arrayanes at the tip of the Quetrihué peninsula, crossed by a wooden boardwalk. Some trees are more than 650 years old, and under the dense canopy the sun barely reaches the ground.
- Best time
- Midday, when light reaches the forest floor; by boat or on the 12 km trail
- Permit
- Inside a national park: the APN daily access fee (ARS 35,000 general at the time of checking) is collected at the entrance to the Quetrihué peninsula
Source: nahuelhuapi.gov.ar · Checked October 2026




