The Lanín National Park, was created on March 11th., 1937, is situated in the southwest of the Neuquén province and has a total extention of 379.000 has. The average temperature is 4° C in winter and 20 C° in summer. The park hosts 24 lakes of glaciar origin, the largest of all is the Huechulaufquen with 104 Km2. From the typic vegetation the most representative are the araucarias, called "pehuen" by the araucarian indians.

The Lanín Volcano (3776 meters hight) is surrounded by forrest from where we can appreciate a vast extention of the Andes Range, with views of the patagonian lakes, of unmatchable beauty, such as the Huechulafquén, Paimún, Tromen. The landscape is completed by the Osorno and Villarrica Volcanoes (Chile) and the Tronador Hill. This experience only requieres a good physiscal condition and a lot of adventure spirit.

Number of people: Minimum 2
Season: All year-round.
Difficulty: beginner- advanced
Length: 4 days

Itinerary:
Day 1: Land transportation from Bariloche to the base of the Lanin Volcano. BC.
Day 2: Ascend to the hut following the N face Normal Route (6 hours).
Day 3: Early attempt to the summit (6 hours approx) and descend back to the hut.
Day 4: Descent to the base Camp and return back to Bariloche.