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Province Neuquén
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Nature has placed at the disposal of travelers all the possibilities to fully enjoy Neuquén's territory: woods, lakes, rivers and mountain peaks.
Caviahue and Copahue are specialized tourist centers that, besides their thermal springs and spacious facilities, give you the chance to practice winter sports and to go horseback riding in enchanting spots.
Lanín and Nahuel Huapi National Parks house extraordinarily striking natural beauties complemented with Ñorquinco, Rucachoroi, Quillén, Hui-Hui, Paimún, Huechulafquen, Epulafquen, Curruhue, Lolog, Lácar, Melinquina, Machónico, Hermoso, Falkner, Villarino, Traful, Correntoso, Espejo y Nahuel Huapi lakes.
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Special Interest
El Rincón Club de Campo
This wonderful place, which is just five minutes away from the city, offers its members 70 hectares of unique green grassland with 3,000 meters on the Neuquén river shore. Although short, its golf course is regarded as a professional one due to its level of difficulty. The fast sand greens are almost 20 meters high and planted with creeping bentgrass (Agrostis maritima). The antegreens, starting tees and fairways are planted with Bermuda grass. Five big lagoons defy those playing holes 10,13,14,15 and 16.
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Neuquén
Alumine and its tributary rivers
Parque Nacional Lanín
The park takes its name from Volcán Lanín, a volcano whose snowcapped cone dominates the view in all directions and stands over 1,500 meters above the other peaks in the area. The 24 glacial lakes boasted by this unit are equally worthwhile.
Huemul Natural Monument
This indigenous Andean deer of the Patagonian woodlands, typical of Argentina and Chile, lives alone or in small herds of no more than ten individuals. In summer, they usually climb to the Andean prairies and in winter they go down to the valleys. This strong and robust animal features speckled yellowish-brown pelage, bright eyes and nose and big ears. Males possess small v-shaped antlers, shed every year.
The number of huemuls got drastically reduced during the XX century due to abusive hunting practices, dogs' attacks, livestock-spread diseases and habitat modifications. It is considered a threatened species both at the international and national level. Monumento Natural Huemul del Sur. Nowadays, the huemul is a protected specimen in the following national parks: Nahuel Huapi, Lago Puelo, Los Alerces, Perito Moreno, and Los Glaciares. The huemul was declared Natural Monument in 1996.
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