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Sarmiento Petrified Forest
It is located just 30 km away to the South of Sarmiento accessed through a gravel road. This provincial natural monument is a forest from the Cenozoi…
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Lakes Musters, Colhué Huapi and Senguerr River
This immense Patagonian lake, with a surface estimated in 450 km² and a depth from 40 to 50 m. conforms together with lake Colhue Huapi the basin sit…
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Ancient Testimonies
The natural eaves of painted hands is a site of high archeological value, where we find a record of the first dwellers of Patagonia.
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Visit to the Desiderio Torres Museum
The name of the museum (“Desiderio Torres”) pays tribute to a native dweller quoted by Francisco Pietrobelli, founder of Sarmiento, in his memories a…
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146km are traveled along paved National Route 26 to the west to reach the City of Sarmiento between lakes Colhué Haupí and Musters.
Distances from Sarmiento to:
- Bahia Blanca 1269 km
- Buenos Aires 1939 Km
- Caleta Olivia 178 Km
- Esquel 492 km
- Puerto Madryn 694Km
- Puerto Deseado 386 Km
- Puerto Madryn 529 km
- Puerto Santa Cruz 672 Km
- Rawson 538Km
- Río Gallegos 1045 Km
- Río Grande 1238 km
- Rio Mayo 122 km
- San Julián 526 Km
- Santa Rosa 1386 km
- Trelew 484 km
- Viedma 998 km
- Ushuaia 1826 Km
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Sarmiento Petrified Forest
It is located just 30 km away to the South of Sarmiento accessed through a gravel road. This provincial natural monument is a forest from the Cenozoi…
Read more
Lakes Musters, Colhué Huapi and Senguerr River
This immense Patagonian lake, with a surface estimated in 450 km² and a depth from 40 to 50 m. conforms together with lake Colhue Huapi the basin sit…
Read more
Ancient Testimonies
The natural eaves of painted hands is a site of high archeological value, where we find a record of the first dwellers of Patagonia.
Read more
Visit to the Desiderio Torres Museum
The name of the museum (“Desiderio Torres”) pays tribute to a native dweller quoted by Francisco Pietrobelli, founder of Sarmiento, in his memories a…
Read more