Neuquén

Scenic Viewpoints

This collection highlights the most significant natural vantage points along the Seven Lakes Route and the surrounding Neuquén province. It features unique geological phenomena like the Arroyo Partido, where a single stream splits toward two different oceans, and the volcanic rock formations of Paso del Córdoba. The list covers diverse water features, from the 35-meter twin drop of Cascada Vuliñanco to the glacial expanses of Lake Nahuel Huapi and the horseshoe bend of the Limay River.

Mirador Lago Escondido

Overlooks a small glacial lake tucked between Lake Villarino and Lake Falkner along the Seven Lakes Route.

Mirador Lago Machónico

Roadside viewpoint on Route 40 offering panoramic views of the dark blue waters and surrounding Andean peaks.

Mirador Arrayán

Elevated vantage point providing a full view of San Martín de los Andes and the eastern end of Lake Lácar.

Mirador Inalco

Situated near Villa La Angostura, this point overlooks the Inalco bay on the northern shores of Lake Nahuel Huapi.

Mirador del Arroyo Partido

Site of a rare hydrological phenomenon where a single stream divides into two branches, flowing toward the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans respectively.

Mirador Lago Falkner

Overlooks the expansive lake and the steep slopes of Cerro Buque and Cerro Falkner.

Mirador del Lago Villarino

Views of the glacial lake separated from Lake Falkner by a narrow wooded isthmus along the Seven Lakes Route.

Mirador del Viento

Located on a 70-meter high rocky cliff, offering views across Lake Traful and the surrounding mountain ranges.

Cascada Arroyo Coa Co

Forest trail leading to a viewpoint of a high waterfall fed by the Coa Co stream near Villa Traful.

Mirador Anfiteatro del Río Limay

Overlooks a massive natural horseshoe bend in the Limay River within the volcanic landscape of Valle Encantado.

Mirador del Paso del Córdoba

High-altitude pass featuring panoramic views of the Caleufú River and unique wind-eroded volcanic rock formations.

Mirador Cascada Vuliñanco

Roadside stop viewing a 35-meter twin waterfall that drains from Lake Villarino into the Filo Hua Hum River.

Mirador Bandurrias

Accessible via a forest hike, this point offers views of the Quila Quina peninsula and the western reaches of Lake Lácar.

Mirador Lago Espejo

Overlooks one of the warmest lakes in the region, known for its mirror-like reflections and wide sandy beach.

Mirador Brazo Norte

Vantage point over the northern branch of Lake Nahuel Huapi, showcasing the rugged coastline near the Correntoso River.