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Lanín National Park, Province of Neuquén, Argentinean Patagonia this national reserve was created in 1937 by president Agustín Pedro Justo and then transformed into a national park in 1945 by president Edelmiro Julián Farrel. It covers 412,003 hectares, making it the 3rd largest park in Argentina. Some of its landmarks are snow-capped Lanín Volcano, Lakes Huechulafquen and Lácar, and several rivers and waterfalls, of which Chachín River and namesake waterfall are certainly worth mentioning. Its flora includes species from Andean Patagonian Forests and Valdivian Rainforests, such as coihues, lengas, araucarias and Patagonian cypresses, among others. On the other hand, its fauna includes coipos (semi-aquatic rodents), huiña wildcats, guanaco lamas, pudu miniature deers, pumas, red foxes, giant black woodpeckers and condors, among others.There also are 7 Mapuche indigenous communities living within the park and 12 private Estancia ranches; Caballadas is one of them. The park is part of the Northpatagonic Andean Biosphere Reserve since 2007.
Lanín National Park, Province of Neuquén, Argentinean Patagonia this national reserve was created in 1937 by president Agustín Pedro Justo and then transformed into a national park in 1945 by president Edelmiro Julián Farrel. It covers 412,003 hectares, making it the 3rd largest park in Argentina. Some of its landmarks are snow-capped Lanín Volcano, Lakes Huechulafquen and Lácar, and several rivers and waterfalls, of which Chachín River and namesake waterfall are certainly worth mentioning. Its flora includes species from Andean Patagonian Forests and Valdivian Rainforests, such as coihues, lengas, araucarias and Patagonian cypresses, among others. On the other hand, its fauna includes coipos (semi-aquatic rodents), huiña wildcats, guanaco lamas, pudu miniature deers, pumas, red foxes, giant black woodpeckers and condors, among others.There also are 7 Mapuche indigenous communities living within the park and 12 private Estancia ranches; Caballadas is one of them. The park is part of the Northpatagonic Andean Biosphere Reserve since 2007.
Estancia Caballadas’ secluded hilltop lodge is tucked into a circle of trees, protecting it from the strong Patagonian wind, but leaving it with a stunning panoramic view across the Quillen valley. The lodge is styled like a chalet, with a traditional Oak wood finish and simple, cosy interiors. The lodge comes fully equipped and provides family run service to our guests. Excellent food is served by our chef, offering a variety of traditional local dishes including the famous Argentine asados. Meals are accompanied with some of the finest Argentine wines. Telephone, limited Internet, and laundry services are available.
Tipiliuke was discovered as one of the world’s premier fly fishing operations in Patagonia over 20 years ago. Since then it has become famous for its incredible service, attention to the smallest detail, and luxury in a breathtaking setting. Tipiliuke is framed by the Chimehuin and Quilquihue rivers, known worldwide for their magnificent gin clear waters and exceptional trout fishing in Northern Patagonia.Tipiliuke is a mecca for both fauna and flora in the heart of Patagonia due to its ideal habitat and large volume of water. Still a working cattle ranch, over 4,000 head of cattle call Tipiliuke home on any given day.
