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Get InspiredSouth AmericaArgentinaCerro Tronador

Cerro Tronador

AR
Mountain Peak·Majestic, Remote, Adventurous
Cerro Tronador
Photo by carlos gandola from Google Places
Cerro Tronador
Photo by Maria Lujan Torres from Google Places
Cerro Tronador
Photo by Leandro perillo from Google Places
Cerro Tronador
Photo by Joaquin Ablatico from Google Places
Cerro Tronador
Photo by Demyd Rybalchenko from Google Places
Cerro Tronador
Photo by carlos gandola from Google Places
Cerro Tronador
Photo by Maria Lujan Torres from Google Places
Cerro Tronador
Photo by Leandro perillo from Google Places
Cerro Tronador
Photo by Joaquin Ablatico from Google Places
Cerro Tronador
Photo by Demyd Rybalchenko from Google Places

Cerro Tronador, towering at 3,470 meters, is a majestic extinct stratovolcano straddling the Argentina-Chile border. Known as 'The Thunderer' due to the sound of its falling seracs, it offers breathtaking views and challenging ascents. This natural wonder is part of the Nahuel Huapi and Vicente Pérez Rosales National Parks, providing a unique backdrop of retreating glaciers and pristine landscapes. Ideal for mountaineers and adventure seekers, Cerro Tronador promises an unforgettable experience amidst the scenic beauty of the Andes.

Cerro Tronador, towering at 3,470 meters, is a majestic extinct stratovolcano straddling the Argentina-Chile border. Known as 'The Thunderer' due to the sound of its falling seracs, it offers breathtaking views and challenging ascents. This natural wonder is part of the Nahuel Huapi and Vicente Pérez Rosales National Parks, providing a unique backdrop of retreating glaciers and pristine landscapes. Ideal for mountaineers and adventure seekers, Cerro Tronador promises an unforgettable experience amidst the scenic beauty of the Andes.

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Highlights

  • Extinct stratovolcano with breathtaking views.

  • Challenging ascents for experienced climbers.

  • Retreating glaciers offering unique sights.

  • Located in two national parks.

  • Popular mountaineering destination.

Before you go: Cerro Tronador essentials

  • Close access to Nahuel Huapi and Vicente Pérez Rosales National Parks.

  • Retreating glaciers offer unique photographic opportunities.

  • Ideal location for mountaineering and adventure sports.

Getting There

Access the mountain from Bariloche, Argentina, or Puerto Varas, Chile.

Local Climate

Prepare for cold temperatures, especially at higher altitudes.

Best For

Adventure seekers and mountaineers.

Currency

ARS $

Average Cost

$70-$120 p/day

Languages Spoken

Spanish

Safety

Ensure you have the proper gear and experience for high-altitude climbing.

Occasion Tags

Adventure, Nature, Outdoor, Photography

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Location

Argentina