La Oriental

Mount San Lorenzo (3,706 meters):
We arrive at the very foot of the mountain in two stages: first in a vehicle, and then on foot or horseback.
We drive about 7 km on the road to the former El Rincón Ranch, leave the vehicle and walk three hours to the San Loenzo outpost.
For this excursion you must bring warm clothing and appropriate footwear.

Belgrano Peninsula:
We drive to the isthmus and walk around observing birds, foxes, skunks and guanacos. You can get very close to the latter, which are very tame because nobody bothers them. You will also like the colors of the landscape. This excursion takes 3 to 4 hours from the ranch.

Condor cliffs and Mount León:
Walking 1,000 meters from the rocky massif where these birds live, we reach Mount León, a privileged place from which to view the lakes and mountains of the park. It takes about 4 to 5 hours.

Lake Burmeister and Casa de Piedra:
This area is in the southeastern part of the national park. It is the only lake in the park that drains into the Atlantic; the waters of the others – Belgrano, Volcán, Mogote, Escondido, Azahara and Nansen – flow into the Pacific.
Accompanied by a park ranger, we will see the rock paintings in the Casa de Piedra caves, which show signs of having been inhabited 9,000 years ago.
The excursion, done in a 4WD to Lake Burmeister, takes 4 to 5 hours.