Volcan Lanín

Volcan Lanín, located in the province of Neuquén in Patagonia, Argentina, is a stunning natural phenomenon that is a must-visit for travelers and photographers. The area is home to the majestic snow-capped Lanín Volcano, as well as several lakes, waterfalls and lagoons. Much of this breathtaking scenery is located in and around the Lanín National Park, Argentina’s fourth largest.

Photographers will love capturing the views from the lake fronts of Huechulafquen and Epulafquen, or getting up close for some stunning shots of the Lanín’s unique cone shape and its looming stratovolcano. There are plenty of great trails to explore, from relatively accessible trails at the base of the volcano to more challenging treks along the National Park’s ridgelines. Wildlife such as guanacos, foxes and condors are frequently seen in the area, adding to its appeal for travelers. For those looking for an adventure, Volcan Lanín offers a variety of activities, including hiking, swimming, bird watching, fishing and kayaking. The area receives clean, temperate weather year-round and the majestic views of the volcano, together with its striking blue-green lagoon, create a memory that won’t be soon forgotten.