Aconcagua National Park

Aconcagua National Park, which is located near the city of Mendoza, was established in 1983 to preserve the natural and cultural values of the area. The area of the park covers about 71,000 hectares. The main attraction of the park is the majestic peak of Aconcagua - the world's highest extinct volcano with a height of 6962 meters.

From all over the world, lovers of trekking and mountaineering, as well as skiing, come here.

In the vicinity of Aconcagua there are many excellent ski slopes. For lovers of hiking mountain walks in the park, paths are laid along different routes with guides. For both, at an altitude of 4300 meters there is a beautiful camp Plaza de Moulas, with restaurants, and, the world’s highest location, a gallery of fine arts. They also come here to see the Inca Bridge - a natural geological formation across the Mendoza River, composed of huge boulders of golden color.