Hike beneath the spectacular granite walls of Cajón de Arenales
Hike for around 5 hours through granite valleys and a high-altitude lagoon
Explore mountain streams and dramatic Andean scenery
Discover a less-traveled hiking area in Mendoza’s Uco Valley
Start the experience from either Mendoza city or the Uco Valley
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Explore Cajón de Arenales on a full-day guided hike through one of the most impressive mountain landscapes of the Uco Valley.
The day begins with pickup from Mendoza or the Uco Valley, followed by a drive toward the Andes and the Cajón de Arenales area. As we leave the vineyards and populated areas behind, the road climbs into a much wilder landscape dominated by granite walls and high mountain valleys.
Once at the trailhead, begin the hike with your professional mountain guide. The area offers several possible routes, so there is no single itinerary used for every departure.
Depending on the group’s fitness, hiking experience, weather, and mountain conditions, your guide will choose the most suitable route. The hike to the lagoon takes approximately 5 hours and leads through mountain valleys, streams, granite formations, and increasingly impressive views of the walls that make Arenales one of the most distinctive hiking areas in Mendoza.
We keep groups small so the pace and route can be adjusted to the participants rather than following a fixed trail regardless of their level. This makes Arenales a good option both for travelers looking for an enjoyable mountain hike and for stronger hikers ready for a more demanding day.
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If your package requires a pickup address, the supplier will reconfirm the address you provided. If the address cannot be accepted, we will contact you to confirm an alternative pickup location.
Not Suitable For: Children under 14 years
Not Suitable For: People with mobility impairments
Not Suitable For: People with heart problems
Not Suitable For: Wheelchair users
Not Suitable For: People with respiratory issues
Not Suitable For: People with altitude sickness
Not Suitable For: People with low level of fitness
What To Bring: Passport or ID card
What To Bring: Warm clothing
What To Bring: Outdoor clothing
Know Before You Go: This is a high-altitude mountain hike, so good physical condition is required. You should be comfortable hiking for around 5 hours on uneven mountain terrain.
Know Before You Go: From May to October, snow may be present along the route and temperatures can be very low, especially in the morning and in shaded areas.
Know Before You Go: Mountain weather can change quickly throughout the year. Warm layers, sun protection, and proper hiking footwear are essential.
Know Before You Go: The exact route and hiking conditions may vary depending on weather, snow, trail conditions, and the guide’s safety assessment.