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El Camino de las 365 Curvas

El Camino de las 365 Curvas

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PATO-BETO
San Martin, Argentina20,288 contributions
4.0 of 5 bubbles
Jun 2023
It is almost thirty kilometers on a cornice road, vehicles pass one at a time, we have a cliff that is too close and it is a little scary. We did it on an excursion from Mendoza to the Villavicencio Natural Reserve. We arrive at the famous hotel that is the face of the well-known brand of mineral water. I advise going with someone who has experience, since in addition to crossing some guanacos, we must add the Viento Zonda, which accompanied us throughout the journey with very strong gusts, at times absolutely nothing could be seen. It is also a place with incredible landscapes and is worth knowing.
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Written 2 August 2023
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Douglas G
4 contributions
4.0 of 5 bubbles
Jan 2015 • Couples
Ignore what some have written below, this is NOT the pass over the Andes from Chile to Argentina. This is Ruta 52 from Mendoza to Upsalatta.

Although Google Maps doesn't show this road as fully connecting, it is navigable by car the entire distance. The first 50 km north out of Mendoza (the part that Google Maps does not show) is good paved road, the continuation of Avienda San Martin from Mendoza. The pavement ends at the defunct Hotel Villavicencio.

One km before reaching the hotel there is a visitor center, with some descriptions in Spanish of the flora, fauna and scenery, a smallish cactus garden, and a short trail displaying various rocks and fossils of the area. At 70 pesos per (international) person it's cheap enough, and you get what you pay for...primarily the last bathroom stop for a few hours. This also buys entrance to the hotel grounds, a small chapel, and some gardens. The hotel is closed, you can't enter it.

After the hotel the road turns to graded dirt/rock and begins to climb steeply with many switch-backs. This lasts for 22 km. There are few guard rails, and many more possible long, long falls off the side, but generally the road is wide enough for two cars. A 4x4 is not necessary, just driving confidence and NO fear of heights! This 22 km section took us about 2 hours to drive.

After reaching the top, there is another 16 km of safe, wide dirt road dropping down toward Upsallata, then the last few km are paved.

The scenery is grand, and we saw several herds of guanaco, which are related to llama.
Written 8 January 2015
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podrozniczka60
New Jersey16,867 contributions
4.0 of 5 bubbles
Oct 2014 • Couples
Famous road and while exploring the area tourists feel compelled to drive it. I was happy to BE DRIVEN. You get more time to see the breathtaking views and take as many photos as you like.
Written 2 October 2014
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Travelling164
London, UK44 contributions
5.0 of 5 bubbles
Mar 2014
We travelled from Santiago - Mendoza via Andesmar coach. The scenery is breath taking at times and the 8 hour bus journey went a lot quicker due to this. I'm not great with heights, but it's well worth doing this trip. I would also recommend Andesmar as a bus company - very comfortable, good drivers and you get fed :D
Written 3 March 2014
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Ann310
Dallas, TX25 contributions
5.0 of 5 bubbles
Oct 2013 • Couples
We booked our bus with Andesmar through Omnilinea. This is an amazing trip. We got the semi-cama seats on top for the views -- try to get the front seats, if possible! The hairpin turns and curves are an amazing feat of engineering. The mountain vistas and views were stunning. I'm glad we did this instead of flying back to Santiago
Written 22 October 2013
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McInvestor
Toronto, Canada133 contributions
3.0 of 5 bubbles
Jan 2013 • Couples
To drive from Mendoza to Aconcagua, it should take about 2 1/2 hours but it is the main route to Chile and the truck traffic on this two lane road makes it more like a four hour drive. Our return trip was in the two hour range as there weren't any trucks. Doing it as a daytrip from Mendoza makes it a very long driving day. However, if you use the trip as a way to get to Chile it would be well worthwhile.
Written 22 February 2013
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Javier C
1 contribution
5.0 of 5 bubbles
Jan 2013 • Couples
Great views of the Andes. You will be driving on the edge of 3.000-meter cliffs. Not an easy one-way road to drive. I recommend to take a tour unless you are an expert driver
Written 23 January 2013
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rtw20142015
Espoo, Finland29 contributions
5.0 of 5 bubbles
Dec 2014 • Family
Visit to Villaveninchio and to drive around by Uspallata is worth while. We rented a car for two days and the second day we did this 365 curve way. It is nice to have some reasons to stop on the way, like VillaVicencio, but main attraction are the sceneries. There were also a lot of vicunas on the way. The road is a dirt road almost all the way, but as you drive slowly we didnt find it dangerous. At Uspallata there are ok restaurants for lunch, a lot of motorbikers were there coming from Chile and stopping at Uspallata for lunch. In Uspallata there is also petrolstation. Reserve the full day for this.
For the first day we drove to Porterillos that first felt like a ghostvillage with the dried artificial lake. Then we drove the dirt road by the lake , and in the ned of it we found the basecamp for Agrentina Rafting. It was really busy, and there we had an exellent lunch and enjoeyd watching people leavin for activities and looking for the zipline-activity by the camp. When leaving, we took the road towards Las Vegas and ended up taking the road 89 to Tupungato and Mendoza. That was almost more amazing than 365 curve way. The road went up in the valley on top of the mountain, with horses and just amazing views. If you just have time, that is sure worth while,
Written 8 December 2014
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Marina L
Glasgow, UK20 contributions
4.0 of 5 bubbles
Jun 2013 • Couples
We did the 'Alta Montana' trip with Huentata tours. This day trip was a circuit through the Great Andes range, to the Chilean border. You will visit the Potrerillos and Upsallata Valleys; the historical bridge Pucheuta; the Inca's Bridge; Las Cuevas Village and in summer or if weather permits, the Andes Redemption Christ. Great views of Mount Aconcagua and the rock colours are vibrant and contrasting. A great day out!
Written 24 June 2013
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Villotajorge
Santiago Metropolitan Region, Chile8 contributions
5.0 of 5 bubbles
May 2015 • Family
Their wildlife give you the opportunity to see a lot of Cóndores & Huemules in their own habitat.
Their 365 views are breath taking and the route (52) is totally well recommended during spring, summer and fall.
Written 3 May 2015
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