**Visit Cerro Tronador, the highest peak in the surroundings of Bariloche and the only one which snow and ice cover the ground throughout the year due to the glaciers in its Summit.** Cancellation Policy: **free cancellation** up to 48 hours before departure The excursion begins in **San Carlos de Bariloche**, heading south along National Route 40, skirting **Lake Gutiérrez** and continuing toward **Lake Mascardi**. As we leave the city behind, the landscape shifts, and we enter the forests and mountains of **Nahuel Huapi National Park**. From Lake Mascardi, we follow the road leading to **Mount Tronador** (Cerro Tronador), passing through an area of ​​forests, rivers, and mountains. Along the way, we stop at the **Isla Corazón (Heart Island) viewpoint** to admire Lake Mascardi and the surrounding scenery. We then continue toward the **Manso River and Pampa Linda**, following the route that brings us closer to Mount Tronador. The road leads us to **Pampa Linda**, situated at the foot of Mount Tronador. This is a key stop on the tour, offering a spectacular view of the mountains and glaciers surrounding the peak. From Pampa Linda, we proceed to **Ventisquero Negro** (Black Glacier), one of the excursion's main highlights. Part of the Mount Tronador glacier system, it is distinguished by its unique dark color, caused by the accumulation of sediment and rock fragments on the ice. Finally, we reach the Mount Tronador area—the highest point in Nahuel Huapi National Park—featuring snow-capped peaks and glaciers. Here, we can take in the high-mountain scenery and, under the right conditions, hear the characteristic cracking and calving of ice that gave the mountain its name. After exploring this area, we head back to Pampa Linda, where you will have **free time for lunch and to enjoy the surroundings** before making the return journey along the route by Lake Mascardi and Lake Gutiérrez to conclude the excursion.