Introducing Junín de Los Andes
A much more humble affair than other Lake District towns, Junín’s a favorite for fly fishers – the town deems itself the trout capital of Neuquén province and, to drive the point home, uses trout-shaped street signs. A couple of circuits leading out of town take in the scenic banks of the Lago Huechulafquen, where Mapuche settlements welcome visitors. Outside of peak season, these circuits are best done by private vehicle (or incredibly enthusiastic bike riders), but travel agents based here offer reasonably priced tours.
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Last updated: Nov 24, 2010
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Re: Fly Fishing Buddy required! (Patagonia - Feb/March 2012)
by Edwah007 15 January 2012
If you get a chance try the streams around Junin de los Andes they are excellent especially Chimehuin Malleeo and Alumine, fishing reports…
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Re: Argentine domestic flights: Buenos Aires-Bariloche (tourist restrictions)
by Edwah007 15 January 2012
To the best of my knowledge Bariloche airport is still closed as is Chapelco due to the ash fall out from last years volcano. I am going…
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RE: Motorbike trip from Chile to San Carlos de Bariloche
by vnrose 08 August 2011
The best place to get information and other's trip reports is here: http://advrider.com/forums/ Aside from that, I can tell you that…
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