Rafting The Manso River In Bariloche

From Bariloche, we will take route 258, bordering the Manso River, and arrive at Josh's ranch, located in the southern part of the Nahuel Huapi Park.

While having a delicious coffee in the mountains, we will get ready to start our activity along what would be the last part of the Manso River in Argentinean territory, this stretch will be quiet and will allow us to see the white sandy beaches and observe the waterfalls that fall from the top of the river.

As we continue on, the difficulty of our activity increases. The Manso River becomes more impetuous and in our raft, we will go through exciting rapids and the canyons will accompany us in our journey through the Andes Mountain Range. Arriving at the border milestone will mark the end of our journey. Undoubtedly the border with Chile will be the reward for having completed our experience. We will load the equipment and return to John's ranch by the new road that follows an old muleteer's path and along the way, we will border streams and ravines.

We say goodbye to this typical Patagonian ranch. Its picturesque house, sheds, beautiful garden, and grove are the result of more than fifty years of work. The view of Cerro Bastión completes this beautiful landscape.

For more information please read our article: Bariloche Travel Guide: The portal to the Argentinean Andean Patagonia