Full Day High Mountain Tour | Mendoza | Cacheuta Hot Springs & Potrerillos Dam
Duration:
8h 30m
Group:
Max 16 people
Oct 18, 2026
Full-day high mountain tour from Mendoza to Cacheuta hot springs and Potrerillos Dam, with lakeside walks, waterfall visits and scenic photo stops.
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High Mountain Full-Day Tour of Mendoza
Next available:Oct 18, 2026
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$ 183
About This tour
Bottled water
Food and drinks
Tips and gratuities
Big Trip Turismo
Meeting Point
Avenida España 1324, M5500DBD, Mendoza Province, Argentina
Begin the day with an early departure from Mendoza and watch the landscape shift as you climb into the Andes.
Arrive in Cacheuta, a compact mountain village where a short stroll leads to a suspension bridge offering classic photo opportunities. The highlight at Cacheuta is the thermal complex, where pools frame views of rugged peaks and invite a restorative soak amid alpine air. A relaxed lunch by the springs, often a classic and traditional Argentinian barbecue, complements the tranquil setting.
After lunch, continue along the scenic road to the Potrerillos area. Pause at a viewpoint to absorb sweeping panoramas of the valley and the reservoir before descending to the dam itself.
The Dique Potrerillos shoreline provides a peaceful place to wander, sit and listen to water lapping against rock. Finish the day at El Salto Potrerillos, a charming spot where a waterfall meets the mountains for a memorable final scene.
The full-day itinerary balances gentle walking, relaxation and frequent photo stops to capture the high-mountain splendour.
Bottled water
Food and drinks
Tips and gratuities
Before You Go
Early departure: prepare for a morning start
Comfortable walking shoes for uneven terrain
Swimwear and towel for the hot springs
Sun protection (hat, sunscreen) and a light jacket
Camera for scenic photo opportunities
Cash or card for optional lunch and local purchases
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Thermal relaxation: Soak in Cacheuta’s warm pools surrounded by peaks.
Scenic viewpoints: Multiple stops offer dramatic reservoir and valley views.
Picturesque finale: Visit El Salto for waterfall-and-mountain photography.