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Why is it convenient to rent a car in Bariloche? Bariloche is a city with great proposals and the best way to enjoy it is renting a car. I discovered Bariloche by road, a journey without troubles. Read more 5 unmissable breweries in bariloche Craft beer is booming and the beer route in Bariloche is committed to diversification in styles and varieties. A tour of the most renowned bars. Read more Mapuche New Year We Xipantu o Nquillatún, which mean new year or sunrise of the new sun, is the most important celebration of the mapuche people Read more Aromas of Chocolate en Rama Light, kind of hollow, each piece of chocolate en rama resembles the bark of a tree trunk. However, its aroma and texture leave no room for mistake: … Read more Bariloche in motorhome Traveling by motorhome becomes a trend that captures adventure lovers. Patagonia is one of the most sought after circuits. Ideal for family travel. Read more Bariloche and its Brand-New Track Huella Andina was designed as a project for fans of hiking. It is possible to cover certain stretches on horseback or by bike for one, two or three d… Read more Bariloche, craft beer from forest to glass: wild yeast, Andean hops and Patagonian food A journey through Bariloche’s craft beer, from the wild yeast discovered in its forests to the breweries, the dishes and the lakeside taprooms. Read more Diving in Lake Moreno Diving excursions on Lake Moreno are a new alternative for visitors in Bariloche. The transparency of the water guarantees an incredible journey. Read more Horseback riding in Bariloche With the rise of alternative tourism, horseback riding in Bariloche is a good option as a family outing, ideal to do at any time of the year. Read more Hike to the Habsburg Stone Stone of Habsburg is a simple walk, ideal for family. The walk starts at the top of Otto Hill and goes through a forest of lengas. Read more Road of the Vuriloches The Road of the Vuriloches is an ancient pass between Chile and the Nahuel Huapi, almost mythical among connoisseurs. We travel the last stretch of t… Read more Campanario Hill Chairlift An amusing tour featuring a wonderful panoramic sight from the heights. Read more Cerro Catedral in summer: the peaks without skis When the snow is gone, Catedral keeps going up: lifts, high-altitude huts and viewpoints over Lake Nahuel Huapi and Lake Gutiérrez. Read more Cerro Llao Llao: the easiest viewpoint on the peninsula Just off the Circuito Chico, a forest trail climbs to a viewpoint with the Llao Llao peninsula, Lake Moreno and the Tristeza arm at your feet. It is … Read more Cerro López and Refugio López: the mountain above Colonia Suiza From kilometer 22.5 of the Circuito Chico, a trail through coihue and lenga forest climbs to Refugio López, at 1,620 meters, with views of Lake Nahue… Read more Chocolate shops in Bariloche The chocolate circuit is an unmissable walk in Bariloche. Guide to visit the main chocolate shops in the city and tempt yourself with this sweet trea… Read more

How to get to Bariloche by vehicle

Along National Route 22 and passing by Zapala you will drive 416 km to arrive to Bariloche. Or you may pass by Piedra del Águila distant 185 km from Neuquén along National Route 22 and then route 237 passing by Alicura.

Distances from Bariloche to:

  • Bahia Blanca 1076 km
  • Buenos Aires 1640 km
  • 25 de mayo 572 km
  • Cipolletti 421 km
  • Comodoro Rivadavia 868 km
  • El Bolsón 131 km
  • Esquel 300 km
  • General Roca 416 km
  • Las Grutas 1015 km
  • Neuquén 416 km
  • Osorno 250 km
  • Piedra del Aguila 185 km
  • Puerto Montt 390 km
  • Rawson 894 km
  • Río Gallegos 1667 km
  • San Martín de los Andes 158 km (por Paso del Córdoba)
  • San Martín de los Andes 190 km (por Siete Lagos)
  • San Martín de los Andes 260 km (por Rinconada)
  • Santa Rosa 1011 km
  • Temuco ( por Mamuil Malal ) 479 km
  • Temuco (por Puyehue) 489 km
  • Trelew 860 km
  • Viedma 845 km
  • Villa La Angostura 83 km
  • Villa Traful 100 km

Border crossings

Paso Perez Rosales

Today: openOpening hours: Open 8:00 to 18:00.Official status

From Laguna Frias, precisely in Puerto Frias, west of Lake Nahuel Huapi, 41° 01´ 00” South – 72° 24´ 00” West, you will drive only some kilometres to get to Paso Perez Rosales and get to Peulla, distant 30 Km from the border in Chile, where you can take the route and then the raft in Lake Todos los Santos, distant only 120 km from Puerto Varas. The Pass presents an average temperature of 25° C in summer and -16° C in winter.

Paso Rio Manso

At 479 metres above sea level to the west of Lake Steffen , 41° 30 South– 71° 51´ West, is this pass not suitable for cars, since it is just a horse and mountain bike trail.From Chile there is no access road either, but a trail near lake Vidal Gormaz and Cerro Torrecillas 2164 m. high.

Paso Vuriloche

This is a walking trail, not suitable for vehicles from Chile. There is a temporary frontier guard post from November to April situated exactly at: 41° 13´ 14” South – 71° 51´ 30” West. The post is in charge of Escuadron 34 de Gendarmeria.

Paso Cardenal Samoré ex Puyehue

Today: openOpening hours: Open 9:00 to 19:00. Barrier closes at 19:00.1.305 m above sea levelOfficial status

From Villa La Angostura, distant only 79 km. to the north from Bariloche you can take this pass following the directions on the signs. This pass is 1314 metres above sea level (42° 29´ 07” South – 70° 25´ 91” West)and is open all year round. It is considered the second in importance in the country since it communicates directly with Puerto Montt (a 220 km) and Osorno ( a 117km) and with all the rest of Chilean Patagonia through the Carretera Austral de Chile. The road is almost all paved, and one must take precautions in those sectors under construction. It is an important commercial pass with quite intense transit. National Route 231 is a pebble road with an average width of 7 m. and a good general state. The distance to the limit is 4 km. email: res_cardenal@afip.gov.ar tel.494-996/997

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Land Transportation

3 de Mayo

Moreno 480 - Local 2

294-4425648

Land Transportation

Albus

Terminal de Ómnibus - Bol. 7

294-4423552

Land Transportation

Bus Norte

Terminal de Ómnibus - Local 14

294-4430303

Land Transportation

Codao del Sur

Moreno 470 - Local 7

294-4432830

Land Transportation

Crucero del Norte

Terminal de Ómnibus - Local 3

294-4435999

Land Transportation

Don Otto

Terminal de Ómnibus - Local 11

294-4437699

Land Transportation

El Valle

Terminal de Ómnibus - Local 5

294-4431444

Land Transportation

Ko-Ko

Terminal de Ómnibus - Local 6

294-4431135

Land Transportation

La Estrella

Terminal de Ómnibus - Local 7

294-4423564

Land Transportation

Turismo Algarrobal

9 de Julio 1892

294-4427698

Land Transportation

Vía TAC

Terminal Ómnibus - Bol. N° 1-4-5-7-9-11-12

294-4421235

Railways

Histórico Tren a Vapor

12 de Octubre 2.400

294-4423858

Discover San Carlos de Bariloche

Why is it convenient to rent a car in Bariloche? Bariloche is a city with great proposals and the best way to enjoy it is renting a car. I discovered Bariloche by road, a journey without troubles. Read more 5 unmissable breweries in bariloche Craft beer is booming and the beer route in Bariloche is committed to diversification in styles and varieties. A tour of the most renowned bars. Read more Mapuche New Year We Xipantu o Nquillatún, which mean new year or sunrise of the new sun, is the most important celebration of the mapuche people Read more Aromas of Chocolate en Rama Light, kind of hollow, each piece of chocolate en rama resembles the bark of a tree trunk. However, its aroma and texture leave no room for mistake: … Read more Bariloche in motorhome Traveling by motorhome becomes a trend that captures adventure lovers. Patagonia is one of the most sought after circuits. Ideal for family travel. Read more Bariloche and its Brand-New Track Huella Andina was designed as a project for fans of hiking. It is possible to cover certain stretches on horseback or by bike for one, two or three d… Read more Bariloche, craft beer from forest to glass: wild yeast, Andean hops and Patagonian food A journey through Bariloche’s craft beer, from the wild yeast discovered in its forests to the breweries, the dishes and the lakeside taprooms. Read more Diving in Lake Moreno Diving excursions on Lake Moreno are a new alternative for visitors in Bariloche. The transparency of the water guarantees an incredible journey. Read more Horseback riding in Bariloche With the rise of alternative tourism, horseback riding in Bariloche is a good option as a family outing, ideal to do at any time of the year. Read more Hike to the Habsburg Stone Stone of Habsburg is a simple walk, ideal for family. The walk starts at the top of Otto Hill and goes through a forest of lengas. Read more Road of the Vuriloches The Road of the Vuriloches is an ancient pass between Chile and the Nahuel Huapi, almost mythical among connoisseurs. We travel the last stretch of t… Read more Campanario Hill Chairlift An amusing tour featuring a wonderful panoramic sight from the heights. Read more Cerro Catedral in summer: the peaks without skis When the snow is gone, Catedral keeps going up: lifts, high-altitude huts and viewpoints over Lake Nahuel Huapi and Lake Gutiérrez. Read more Cerro Llao Llao: the easiest viewpoint on the peninsula Just off the Circuito Chico, a forest trail climbs to a viewpoint with the Llao Llao peninsula, Lake Moreno and the Tristeza arm at your feet. It is … Read more Cerro López and Refugio López: the mountain above Colonia Suiza From kilometer 22.5 of the Circuito Chico, a trail through coihue and lenga forest climbs to Refugio López, at 1,620 meters, with views of Lake Nahue… Read more Chocolate shops in Bariloche The chocolate circuit is an unmissable walk in Bariloche. Guide to visit the main chocolate shops in the city and tempt yourself with this sweet trea… Read more Grand Circuit: Enchanted Valley, Villa Traful and Villa La Angostura About 240 kilometers in one day: the Limay valley, the rocks of the Enchanted Valley, Lake Traful and the return along the Seven Lakes Road. Read more Cable car Cerro Otto The traditional excursion par excellence when the visitor arrives in San Carlos de Bariloche is, without a doubt, Cerro Otto Cable Car, because it is… Read more Conectando paraísos: navegá el Nahuel Huapi desde Bariloche a Villa La Angostura Read more Curanto at Colonia Suiza This district, which dresses up to celebrate every Wednesday and Sunday, lies a few kilometers away from Bariloche. Read more From Viedma to Bariloche on the Patagonian Train From the sea to the mountain range, the Patagonian Train has enormous potential in the Rionegrina region as a means of communication and tourist attr… Read more Discovering Bariloche’s Waterfront We believed it was worth touring around this splendid area of town and get to see this natural viewpoint of Lake Nahuel Huapi in detail as we filled … Read more Field day at Valle Encantado A day in the countryside at Estancia Valle Limay is a charming proposal on the banks of the Limay River. The tour invites you to relax and enjoy the … Read more El Bolsón and Lago Puelo: a day trip south on Route 40 Route 40 heads south to El Bolsón, with its regional fair and the Cabeza del Indio rock, and on to Lago Puelo National Park, where the Patagonian for… Read more

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