Lake Puelo (Spanish: Lago Puelo) is a lake located in the north of the province of Chubut, in Argentine Patagonia. Of fluvial-glacial origin, its deepest point is some 180 meters below the water level.
The narrow lake is located in the Lago Puelo National Park, connected by the small rivers, Azul and Quemquemtreu. The lake is surrounded by typical Valdivian temperate rain forests, even though on the western side of the Andes.
yo soy de bs as y fui y es un lugar hermoso
rodriiiih 1 year ago
Beautiful video! Did you know that trout almost wiped out the autoctonous fish "epuyen"? Some years ago the park rangers discovered some epuyens sheltering near that dock you see in this video. They hide there because they know that trout don´t come near people. Constanza (fm Argentina)
Constanzaps 3 years ago
beautiful
Constanzaps 3 years ago
I'll go to the Patagonia next saturday!!!
kernelcoem 3 years ago
que lindo che!!
feelsummerly 3 years ago
Quisiera estar ahi!!!!!!!!!!! Es hermoso!!!
Alemmi 4 years ago