Marvel at the stunning rock formations of the Atuel Canyon
Enjoy a scenic drive through the canyon and Valle Grande
Learn about the hydroelectric power plants along the Atuel River
Savor a delicious group lunch in the picturesque Valle Grande
Choose to walk to the Valle Grande Dam or take a boat ride
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Begin your excursion to the Atuel Canyon, one of the most beautiful and impressive landscapes in the southern part of the province, known as San Rafael, located 250 km from the city of Mendoza.
Travel through this incredible landscape along the narrow Atuel Canyon, following its course several kilometers downstream from the Valle Grande reservoir. The canyon stretches approximately 50 km and has an average depth of 260 meters.
Admire the erosion caused by wind and water from the Atuel River, which has shaped surprising rock formations over time — each with its own name: the Beggar, the Conifer Forest, the Hanging Gardens, the Elephant, the Lizard, and many more.
Throughout the journey, pass by the hydroelectric power plants that are part of the Atuel River’s energy system. Upon reaching Valle Grande, conclude your tour of the Atuel Canyon with a group lunch and the option to enjoy activities such as walking to the Valle Grande Dam or taking a boat ride along the Atuel River.
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What To Bring: Comfortable shoes
What To Bring: Sunscreen
What To Bring: Outdoor clothing
Know Before You Go: The excursion starts at 07:00 a.m.
Know Before You Go: The Cañón del Atuel is located 250 km from Mendoza city.
Know Before You Go: The Cañon stretches approximately 50 km with an average depth of 260 meters.
Know Before You Go: Erosion has shaped various rock formations with unique names.