The Futaleufú river runs for 60 miles through one of the most beautiful Patagonian valleys, surrounded by the Andes mountains, before crossing to Chile where it finally flows into the Pacific. Futaleufú, which in Mapuche means “Big River”, is famous for its great fly-fishing; and several international fishing lodges are located by its shore.

Los Radales property has more than 3.0 miles of Río Futaleufú private shore and is surrounded by Parque Nacional Los Alerces, one of Argentinas most beautiful protected area, with over 650,000 acres. The “Alerce” is a native tree exponent of the andino-patagonic wildlife.

The area has complex intercommunicated water systems, composed of several rivers, streams, lakes and lagoons, forming a unique ecosystem with natural conditions to perform a diversity of tourist activities.