Mt. Tronador in Nahuel Huapi National Park. One side of the mountain belongs to Argentina, and the other side belongs to Chile.
A pristine lake in the national park reflects blue sky and puffy white clouds
Ventisquero Negro - Nahual Huapi´s own "black glacier." The black chunks in the milky brown water below the glacier are not rock, they´re ice.
Graceful trees along the trail to the base of Mt. Tronador
When we drove into the park in the morning, we crossed this rickety bridge; when we drove out in the afternoon, it had obviously caved in on one side. We arrived just as this bulldozer was clearing a road to the right of the bridge. It´s a good thing the creek was dry or we would have been spending the night in the park!
Mt. Tronador in Nahuel Huapi National Park. One side of the mountain belongs to Argentina, and the other side belongs to Chile.
A pristine lake in the national park reflects blue sky and puffy white clouds
Ventisquero Negro - Nahual Huapi´s own "black glacier." The black chunks in the milky brown water below the glacier are not rock, they´re ice. 
Graceful trees along the trail to the base of Mt. Tronador
When we drove into the park in the morning, we crossed this rickety bridge; when we drove out in the afternoon, it had obviously caved in on one side. We arrived just as this bulldozer was clearing a road to the right of the bridge. It´s a good thing the creek was dry or we would have been spending the night in the park!
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