
From Buenos Aires you take national route 3, completely paved, and drive for 1389 km.
From Trelew you drive 67 km to get to Puerto Madryn along a short sector on national route Nº 25, until the junction with national route 3.
From Rawson there are 67 km after a short sector along national route 25 and then national route 3 to Madryn.
From Comodoro Rivadavia there are 450 km to Puerto Madryn along national route 3 , which is fully paved.
Distances from Puerto Madryn to:
Buenos Aires 1450 km
Caleta Valdés 179 km
Comodoro Rivadavia 450 km
Dique F. Ameghino 183 km
El Calafate 1388 km
Esquel 674 km
Gaiman 81 km.
Isla de los Pájaros 79 km.
Puerto Pirámide 104 km
Punta Delgada 174 km
Punta Norte 171 km
Punta Tombo 181 km
Rawson 82 km
Rio Gallegos 1235 km
Rio Grande 1581 km
Santa Cruz 992 km
Trelew 67 km
Ushuaia 1799 km
Viedma 447 km
| Aerolíneas Argentinas | Av. Roca 427 |
| Andes Líneas Aéreas | Av. Roca 624 |
| LADE | Av. Julio A. Roca 119 |
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| Vía TAC | Terminal Ómnibus - Bol. N° 34 y 35 |
| 28 de Julio | |
| Andesmar Turismo - Leg. 8091 | Av. Roca 369 - Local 1 |
| Central Argentino | |
| Don Otto | Terminal de Ómnibus |
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| TAP | Av. Julio A. Roca 353 - P. 4º Of. 2 |
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| TUS | |
| Cruz del Sur | Panamá s/n - Pque. Industrial |
| Unión | Estivariz 351 |
| ZIP | NDD | IDD | ||||||||
| 9120 | 0280 | +54 280 |
Canopy
Canopy is a new adventure sport whose main objective is to offer a unique activity and a different ecological experience which consists in not altering the habitat.
The feeling of going through the Valdivian forest or the Andean Patagonian forest from the tops of the trees, swinging or hanging in the middle of nowhere, is both funny and exciting.
Patagonia hot springs
Patagonia has a great deal of geographical faults with remarkable geothermal and volcanic activity. These features explain the existence of various sources with hot spring waters. The diversity existing in this area of South America ranges from warm water issuing from the ground, rich in minerals, to geysers with boiling water.