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One oasis in the middle of the plateau

Trevelin, the Mill Town, with the imprint of the Welsh colonists and the native people

Sarmiento, petrified forest and steppe lakes

The tourist attractions it offers, the unspoilt and spectacular landscape, allow the visitor to enjoy contact with nature.

Río Mayo, National Capital of Shearing, is an oasis in the arid steppe of Patagonia.

Protected by the Currumahida hill and facing the lake, this place was originally inhabited by the Mapuches, who gave it the name of "Puelo", a term that means "eastern waters" or "end of the road".

An ideal place for those who like to discover unique postcards

The mythical Route 40 becomes Gobernador Costa on its main avenue: through it you enter tranquility

Epuyén invites tourists to enjoy the beauty at the foot of the Cordillera, close to the homonymous lake and in the heart of the Epuyén river valley.

Andean paradise