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In addition to visiting and tasting the wineries, it is interesting to discover the mountains accessible from Mendoza. A full-day tour allows you to see a little more of the region, with emphasis on the view of Aconcagua, from Lake Horcones, and the peculiar rock formation of Puente del Inca. It's worth it for anyone who has a day to spare.

It's worth leaving Mendoza early to go to Lake Potrerillos, have coffee in Uspallata on the way, go straight to the park and pay the entrance fee and walk to the foot of Aconcagua, you have to have a good coat due to the wind and thermal sensation, stunning landscapes and unique, 1 hour to go to the permitted end and 1 hour to return, lots of photos and stops to admire the immensity of nature! On the way back, stop at “poente del inca” which has souvenir shops, return to Uspallata and have lunch, return in the afternoon to Mendoza, for a day in contact with nature! It is worth it

It is majestic to be able to walk and enter the winding paths towards Aconcagua. I recommend at least entering a few meters into the Provincial Park, for a short and free walk. Then, another option is to buy the ticket for the Laguna de Horcones trail, which allows you to reach a bridge, allowing you to better appreciate the area. Of course, it requires a walk of a couple of hours, which is not complicated in itself, but it is uphill (200 meters uphill).

What a wonderful and unmissable tour. The road is already a spectacle in itself. We hired a driver (Roteiros em Mendoza/Victoria) to take us. We passed by Dique Potrerillos, Puente Del Inca, Uspallata and Aconcagua Park. The park is beautiful, it was covered in snow!

I was only in one sector and for a short time because it was managed by the excursion, but there is a certain organization (which is usually lacking in provincial parks). Good signage and beautiful views. I would return without a doubt, but in spring/summer.

Stunning place. As I was going in the winter and with little time, I was only able to go to the visitor center's viewpoint, but I plan to return in the summer to walk the park's trails. The feeling of being so close to Aconcagua is incredible.

It is a must stop. It's lovely. We went from Mendoza by bus and bought the ticket to do the day trek through Horcones Valley to Confluencia camp for approximately 4 hours. We went in March and it was a little cold. For me the climb was quite forced but the majestic views compensate for the effort.

Most of the excursions that take you to the mountain by mendoza, do not stop here because it does not give them the time, when we go by car, we made the time, It was a if or if for us. Luckily we had brought out the tickets before, because they are only sold online that it is not good to hook data there. The day was just cloudy and we could not see the top of the aconcagua, but the walk through the park, through the center of the valley, was spectacular. We went to the viewpoint and stayed there (1 hour approx). My children, all large, continued for another hour to the suspension bridge. I'll be back, I've got the top to see. There aren't too many people, they don't promote it too much and it's spectacular.

This is a very good place to visit with some easy walking trails to see some wonderful mountains. You can of course walk for many hours into the park but most people just spend a few hours here on a circular route. The day we went it was very windy so come prepared for a variety of seasons. I'm sure that this can get crowded on times but we were lucky and there weren't that many people here when we visited. It's a reasonable drive from Mendoza to get here but well worth the visit.