El Bosque Tallado Museo a Cielo Abierto
El Bosque Tallado Museo a Cielo Abierto
El Bosque Tallado Museo a Cielo Abierto
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idoz_62
Modiin, Israel80 contributions
Mar 2020 • Couples
While walking to the Refujio, suddenly You find yourself in a very special place; more than 50 wooden statues, all hand made
Very impressive
And a small kiosk for drinks and snacks and
Very impressive
And a small kiosk for drinks and snacks and
Written 8 March 2020
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Lester C
Cape Town Central, South Africa6 contributions
Jan 2020
The room was spacious, clean and modern. The queen size bed was super comfortable and big enough for 2 people. The view from the bedroom was awesome.
The bathroom was clean and the shower has good water pressure. The kitchen is well equipped.
There is secure off street parking and that is very nice. It is close to a supermarket, but a bit of a walk to the center of town.
It has a nice balcony with comfortable chairs, if you want to have a drink before going out.
Host is very friendly and helpful. Very good value for money.
The bathroom was clean and the shower has good water pressure. The kitchen is well equipped.
There is secure off street parking and that is very nice. It is close to a supermarket, but a bit of a walk to the center of town.
It has a nice balcony with comfortable chairs, if you want to have a drink before going out.
Host is very friendly and helpful. Very good value for money.
Written 20 January 2020
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Willem
Tremelo, Belgium89 contributions
Sept 2018 • Couples
A verry Nice walk through a magical forest. Some real pièces of art are made out of the threes. Got to check this out.
Written 29 September 2018
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Piggygoesoink
Sydney, Australia45 contributions
Aug 2018 • Solo
I had a pleasant day walking around El Bosque Tallado. Firstly, to get there from town, take a remise/taxi to the bottom of the start of the trail (should cost 130 pesos). Hike up a rocky road for about two hours, and then you'll get to the car park. From there, it's another kilometre to El Bosque Tallado. I personally looked and appreciated the carved sculptures. They are carved out of burnt and fallen tree trunks. This time of year, there was lots of snow which made it spectacular. I went on Sunday so it was free. Luther days you have to pay. I think it's about 200 pesos though I don't remember exactly. You can spend an hour or two walking around and looking at the sculptures and view. On the way back, I hitched a ride back to town (hitchhiking is common in Argentina).
Written 23 August 2018
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SouthernStroller
Mississippi39 contributions
Apr 2018 • Couples
The drive up from El Bolson is on a narrow gravel road. It’s slow going, 1st or 2nd gear all the way. It took us about 40 min to drive up in a rental car to the parking lot. Once there you have a 1 km hike up a pretty steep path. The views are spectacular but it took a while with plenty of pauses for this pair of older folks (around 30 min for us).
Once you reach the concession area it’s pretty flat and an easy walk around the sculptures. I enjoyed our afternoon and recommend it, but it’s a big time commitment.
Once you reach the concession area it’s pretty flat and an easy walk around the sculptures. I enjoyed our afternoon and recommend it, but it’s a big time commitment.
Written 9 April 2018
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Daphne D
Las Vegas, NV15 contributions
Feb 2018
Was pretty hesitant to continue about 55% of the way up. It’s not far, but very steep and I was concerned about the return. But, after deciding to push on we were so happy we did. It’s a very cool and unique experience in the park! The views are magnificent and the sculptures are terrific. The descent wasn’t slippery and went fine. The gravel road in and out is a real pain, but, consistent with our experiences over the last 2+ weeks in Chile & Argentina.
Written 11 February 2018
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daniel m
Holbrook, AZ7 contributions
Nov 2017 • Couples
Mountains and forest come together with these wonderful wood sculptures. Well worth the rough gravel road and somewhat steep hiking. Then venture further uphill to the refugio for a nice snack and refreshments. Beautiful views and variety of sculptures seem to change with each turn of the trail.
Written 15 November 2017
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NMP91
London, UK148 contributions
Jan 2017
Lovely hike at sunset, especially up to the Refugio. It's a shame it's only accessible by car or an expensive taxi ride.
The sculptures are very creative and all are very different from each other. Lovely thing to do in a half day in El Bolson.
The sculptures are very creative and all are very different from each other. Lovely thing to do in a half day in El Bolson.
Written 1 May 2017
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FavonianPhiladelphia
Philadelphia30 contributions
Jan 2017 • Couples
One can drive up to a parking platform or hike to the platform from town. Then in about a steep 20 minute walk, the sculpture park reveals itself. It is an amazing and surprising find. The artists are inventive in taking advantage of the wood. Then one can hike up to the refugio for a nice snack and great view of the valley.
Written 7 February 2017
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Jeff E
Orcas Island, WA86 contributions
Oct 2016 • Couples
We had a rental car and drove up to the platform to start the hike. I'd highly recommend driving or catching a ride up that far...the walk prior up the gravel road doesn't look very exciting. We passed a couple of taxis on the way up so that's an option also. Starting the hike from the platform leaves about 1km to the sculptures and another 1/2 km to the Refugio. It's moderately steep but not bad. Great views from the Rufugio so I'd highly recommend going on up after enjoying the sculptures. The sculptures are cool and if you continue on up to the Refugio and the mirador it make for a great day trip!
Written 31 October 2016
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Hola , cuánto cuesta la entrada??
Sergiomolfese M
Lago Puelo, Argentina38 contributions
150.x persona
sourgirl
Trelew, Argentina
buenas!es recomendable para hacer con un nene de 8?gracias
andrea1470
Necochea, Argentina37 contributions
Hola, si, no es empinado solo tramos de 2 o 3 metros, es un sendero ondulante muy lindo, borcegos para nieve o zapatillas en verano, saludos!
Maria C
Rosario, Argentina61 contributions
Buenos diass... costo de la entrada ????
Lissieschmidt
Province of Buenos Aires, Argentina23 contributions
Es gratuito, pasando la ciudad a la izquierda hay una calle de ripio ( que hay que haer tranquilo, vas en subida), vas a llegar a un punto que vas a ver una especie de parador /estacionamiento y ahi se deja el auto y se sigue subiendo a pie, recomiendo hacerlo en un dia fresco o nublado, cuando hace mucho calor hay demasiados tabanos, y proteccion solar!!!!
julietansoto
General Roca, Argentina2 contributions
hola quiero ir al bosque tallado la otra semana, cuanto cuesta un remis hasta la base?
en esta epoca queda algo de nieve como para ir sino al cerro perito moreno? gracias :)
Maria Reina A
Trelew, Argentina56 contributions
entra a la pagina de GRADO 42 y fijate que tienen excursion para el bosque tallado
NCLUYE:
Traslado hasta y desde la Plataforma del Cerro Piltriquitrón.
DESCRIPCIÓN DE LA EXCURSIÓN:
Desde el centro de El Bolsón, recorremos en vehÃculo 2 km. de asfalto hacia el sur y 11 km. en el faldeo del cerro Piltriquitrón por un camino de ripio, que va serpenteando la ladera hasta llegar a "La Plataforma".
Desde allà comienza un sendero que puede cubrirse en 40 minutos a pie hasta llegar al maravilloso El Bosque Tallado.
Además de las increÃbles esculturas, podrá gozar de la mejor vista panorámica de la zona: el valle donde se asienta El Bolsón, los cerros de la Cordillera de los Andes (entre otros El Tronador, Tres Picos, Perito Moreno), el Lago Puelo y el RÃo Azul.
Does anyone know how to get to el bosque tallado from el bolson? can you walk or better to take a taxi to the base and then walk up? any help would be appreciated. thanks
Daddy1724
Capital Federal District, Argentina6 contributions
I guess that you can get bosque tallado walking around 3hs to the basement of Cerro Piltriquitron, from there you have 1 hour more walking to get the bosque tallado. From there, you can go up another hour to reach the refuge that is very cool.
I don`t know if you can get a taxi to go bosque tallado, but I'm almost sure that you can go to the basement of Cerro Piltriquitron.
Jessica S
Buenos Aires, Argentina100 contributions
Hola, sabrás si para acceder al bosque tallado hay combis o remises? sin tener que ir con una excursión? vamos por un dÃa al bolsón y no tenemos mucho tiempo. Gracias.
clobuzzo
El Bolson, Argentina49 contributions
Hay remises que te llevan hasta la plataforma que es el lugar hasta donde se puede acceder con auto, despues a caminar!, si venis solo un dia te conviene subir temprano y no olvidar ponerse repelente por los tabanos!!
Raimundo C
Santiago Metropolitan Region, Chile
¿Qué dÃas esta abierto el bosque tallado y a que horas? Lo voy a visitar con unos amigos en enero y no me gustarÃa llegar un dÃa en que esté cerrado. Gracias
May V
70 contributions
Está abierto todo el dÃa
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