Bariloche is bustling and beautiful mountain tourist town, even on a rainy autumn day. There is an incredible number of things to do in the area … hiking, skiing, zip lines through the trees, boating, fishing, shopping, and a zillion other things … not that we did any of that stuff.No, we used the day to get the heater fixed in the camper as we near-froze last night and it’s only getting colder from here, to go to the supermercado to load up on groceries as we think it may be our last chance for a week, to have a spare set of keys made, and to catch lunch in a restaurant with Wi-Fi so we could check in with the world. We did walk around the municipal area by the lake for 30 minutes – very picturesque.
We are camping on Lake Gutierrez in Nahuel Huapi National Park, which surrounds Bariloche. The drive along the lake to the campgrounds passes by a number of outstanding lake homes, and we want to stop at each one and ask for a tour.
No spillage disasters in the camper today despite driving over a thousand speed bumps in town, maybe Bobbie and I are learning how to secure our stuff.
In the map on the travel blog, San Carlos De Bariloche is in the top left blue circle in the Patagonia area.
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