Discover the Natural Wonders of Río Blanco National Reserve

Getting There

• Car

  From the entrance of Aconcagua Provincial Park, head south on Provincial Route 7 (Ruta 7) towards Los Andes. Continue driving for approximately 25 kilometers until you reach the town of Los Andes. Once in Los Andes, follow the signs for Route 60, which will lead you to the Río Blanco National Reserve. The reserve entrance is located at approximately -32.9511284 latitude and -70.3090854 longitude. There may be a nominal entrance fee to access the reserve, so be prepared to pay in cash.

• Public Transportation

  To reach Río Blanco National Reserve using public transportation, start by taking a bus from Aconcagua Provincial Park to the town of Los Andes. This bus service typically operates several times a day. Once you arrive in Los Andes, look for local transportation options, such as a taxi or local bus service, to reach the Río Blanco National Reserve entrance. Ensure to confirm the route with the driver, as not all local transport may go directly to the reserve. Be aware of any entrance fees for the reserve.

• Hiking

  If you're already in the vicinity of Aconcagua Provincial Park and wish to hike to Río Blanco National Reserve, ensure you have a map and are well-prepared for a long trek. From the nearest trailhead, follow marked trails towards Río Blanco. The hike can take several hours depending on your starting point, and it's advisable to start early in the day. Carry enough water and food, and be prepared for varying weather conditions. Note that hiking may not be the most straightforward route, so ensure you have navigational tools at hand.