Private High Mountain Tour

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Itinerary

1. We left early in the morning. I will pick you up from wherever you are staying in the city. We travel through three mountain ranges: the Precordillera Mountain Range, the Silver Mountain Range and the Main Cordillera of the Andes. We have five stops planned, but we can add others, since this is a private tour just for you.

   1 h

2. An impressive viewpoint that overlooks the extensive Potrerillos reservoir, where we can see the three mountain ranges, a large reservoir and, sometimes, sailboats.

   1 h

3. We continue entering the mountains and make a brief stop in the town of Uspallata.

   1 h

4. Going further into the Andes, we stop at the Inca Bridge, a geological formation with hot springs and ruins of an old hotel. From there, we continue the trip to Aconcagua Provincial Park.

   1 h

5. At this panoramic point, we will do a low difficulty and very short walk to reach the viewpoint on the south face that offers impressive views of the imposing highest mountain in the entire American continent, Aconcagua. From that point we then begin the return trip to Uspallata for lunch.

   1.5 h

6. Once in Uspallata, we will stop for lunch at a barbecue restaurant. Later, we begin the return to Mendoza.

   1 h

7. Once in the city, we will drop our passengers off at their respective hotels or meeting places.

   5 min

Cancellation

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience starts, for a full refund.

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How it compares in Mendoza

• Its from-price is close to the median of the 511 experiences we list in Mendoza.
• Its length is typical for the group.
• By number of reviews it ranks 219 of 511.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Mendoza

Mendoza is a wine city of tree-lined avenues and irrigation channels on a dry plain, with the high Andes rising to the west.

Mendoza was largely rebuilt after the earthquake of 1861, which is why its streets are wide and its squares open. Plane trees shade the pavements, watered by old irrigation channels called acequias. Plaza Independencia sits at the centre with four smaller squares around it, and the great Parque General San Martín climbs to the Cerro de la Gloria, a monument with a view over the city.

Top-ranked sights in Mendoza: Puente del Inca (Inca Bridge), Uspallata, Aconcagua Provincial Park.

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