Introducing Barreal
Barreal’s divine location makes it one of the most beautifully situated towns you’ll likely ever come across. Sauces (weeping willows), álamos and eucalyptus trees drape lazily over the dirt roads that meander through town, and views of the Cordillera de Ansilta – a stretch of the Andes with seven majestic peaks ranging from 5130m to 5885m – are simply astonishing. Wandering along Barreal’s back roads is an exercise in dreamy laziness.
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Presidente Roca is the main drag through town, a continuation of RP 149 that leads from Calingasta to Barreal and on to Parque Nacional El Leoncito. Only a few streets have names; businesses listed without them simply require asking directions.
Last updated: Oct 3, 2008
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RE: Ideas - San Juan, La Rioja, Catamarca
by jamesbrunker 02 January 2009
Normal car is fine for Ischigualasto. You will not be able to drive the circuit round the Park by yourself but will probably have to go…
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Re: Going To Barreal In The NorthWest Of Argentina
by an1984 30 December 2007
Hi, we did go to Barreal and we did love it. It's a village between the cordillera and the precordillera with great views on both. Lots…
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Has Anyone Been to Barreal, Argentina (San Juan Area)
by MisterSteve 01 October 2007
My friend says he is going there. It is a small town about 4 hours from San Juan, Argentina, with the Andes all around he says. Has…
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