Mountain in Argentina
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Chapelco is a ski resort in Neuquén Province in the Patagonia region of western Argentina. The resort is known for its trails through the trees, for its deep back bowl, and for its good apres ski opportunities in the nearby town of San Martin de los Andes.
Rustic mountain log cabin with a large outdoor deck with spectacular views of the nearby Lanin volcano. Warming dishes for a winter evening including stews and a cheese fondue pot. Hidden spot but many visitors are repeat vacationers who know to come early or late to avoid the crowds.
Cozy restaurant serving sandwiches and regional dishes at reasonable prices.
Rustic lodge with rooms in the main house and also cabins available.
Cluster of cabanas of various sizes, sleeping 2 to 10 people. Functional kitchen, so stock up on food and drink in town before driving out to Chapelco.
Comfortable lodge with spacious, clean rooms. Rooms have fireplaces (extra charge for firewood). Terraza restaurant on-site.
By car
Chapelco is about 15 km from San Martin de los Andes. From town, take Ruta 234 towards Villa la Angostura, then turn left hand onto RN19. It's about a 20-minute ride.
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