The name of this volcano, which is a landmark in the Northern area of the Patagonia and reaches a height of 3,776 meters (12,388 ft), comes from the Mapuche word “Lanin”, which means “Dead Rock”. Lanin Volcano is located in the Southwest region of Neuquen, within Lanin National Park.
Being the highest peak of the region, it offers unique and extraordinary landscapes, such as a view of the volcanoes Villarrica, Quetrupillan and Lonquimay, as well as of the lakes Tromen, Huechulafquen, and Paimun, to name a few.
Height3,776
Physical Diff.Moderate/High
Technical Diff.Moderate
Duration3 Days
SeasonNov/May
RegionPatagonia