The lake district gathers a set of unbelievable beautiful National Parks and its surroundings. Vast extensions of virgin woods, deep crystal-clear water lakes and the snowed peaks of the Andes are woven in an exceptionally attractive landscape that changes as the seasons go by. In winter, the mountains dress in white making ski an unavoidable passion. In springtime, the woods ornate with countless flowers creating a real symphony of colors. In summer, the exuberant woods turns into a tapestry of assorted greens. And once the fall arrives, the woods, that seem to get ready for winter in a last colorful effort, dyes its leaves with different shades of ochre, yellow and red contrasting with the everlasting green of the coihues.
The region goes from Lake Aluminé, in the northern end of the Province of Neuquén, down to Lake Futalaufquen, in the Province of Chubut.

The scenic map of this district includes three major areas: San Martín de los Andes with its Lanín National Park, in Neuquén; San Carlos de Bariloche with its Nahuel Huapi National Park, in Río Negro; and finally El Bolsón with its Lake Puelo National Park, along with Esquel with its Los Alerces National Park, in Chubut.