What if I told you there’s a way to experience the thrill of flying through a forest? At Canopy in Bariloche, this dream becomes reality. Canopy in Bariloche isn’t just a theme park; it’s a gateway to a different perspective on nature. Imagine soaring through the air, the wind whipping past your face, as you witness breathtaking landscapes unseen from the ground. Canopy in Bariloche offers a unique two-hour adventure. The tour provides all necessary safety equipment: helmet, harness, carabiners, and gloves. Don’t worry about prior experience. The technique doesn’t demand strength or mountaineering knowledge. Before the adventure begins, you’ll receive a 15-minute instruction class at the base of Cerro López. Here, instructors demonstrate the basics of sliding and safety procedures on a low cable. Then, a 4×4 vehicle transports you up the mountain through a forest of ancient coihue trees, some over 250 years old. A short trek leads to the first platform. From here, the “flight” begins. The Canopy in Bariloche circuit is designed with increasing difficulty for gradual adaptation and optimal safety. You control your speed as you glide along the 1,500-meter cable, one of the longest in South America. The platforms offer panoramic views of Lake Moreno, the San Pedro Peninsula, Hotel Llao Llao, and Puerto Pañuelo. After the canopy circuit, a short forest walk brings you back to the transport vehicles. Back at the base, you’ll receive a “Certificate of Courage” commemorating your adventure. Children between 4 and 8 can experience the thrill in tandem with an instructor. Canopy in Bariloche operates rain or shine. However, children under 4 and pregnant women are restricted from participating.
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