We will enjoy the incredible experience of finding ourselves in the heart of the mythical Andes mountain range, where Mount Tronador will be waiting for us. The highest mountain in the Nahuel Huapi National Park, at 3,478 metres, displays at its feet an impressive glacial tongue covered by volcanic ash, which gives the ice its particular black colour. Travelling along the shores of the Gutiérrez and Mascardi lakes and crossing the Manso River bridge, you will arrive at Pampa Linda, an obligatory stop for lunch. Waterfalls and slopes are the delight of those who come here. Towards the end of the road we arrive at the foot of the highest hill in the National Park, characterised by the sound produced by the breaking and detachment of the glaciers lodged in its summits. From this point you can see the Río Manso Glacier, commonly called "Ventisquero Negro" thus reaching the end of the route.