Arrayanes Forest

{"insert": "The Bosque de Arrayanes is much more than an excursion and has become a symbol of Villa La Angostura. Although it has always been associated with San Carlos de Bariloche, this place is the summit of the beauty of the Andean forest and is located at the end of the Quetrihué Peninsula, which begins at the port of the Villa and extends for 12 km into the Nahuel Huapi Lake and forming the Arrayanes National Park. It is common for visitors to get there on foot, or on mountain bikes that can be rented at the port. It is also possible to make a stretch in the catamaran and another on foot or by bicycle. The Myrtle is a fairly common tree in the National Park, but in this place there is a real community of specimens that in some cases exceed 650 years of age. However, it can be said that the main characteristic of this forest is the special sensation of walking through it in silence, enjoying the contrasts of light and the particular harmony of shapes and colors. In addition, the magnificent navigation on the lake from Bahía Mansa, which allows you to enjoy the imposing mountain range frame, on the shores of the Nahuel Huapi.]