Views of Lago Moreno from Punto Panorámico
Punto Panorámico faces the open water of Lago Moreno and the Llao Llao peninsula, with Lago Nahuel Huapi beside it and snow-capped Cerro Tronador (3,554 m) rising beyond, along with the historic Llao Llao hotel. On a clear dusk the peak turns gold-red.
Lago Moreno & Llao Llao
The viewpoint faces the open water of Lago Moreno, with layered bays up close and the Llao Llao peninsula and its hillside hotel across the water — the core view official tourism describes for this spot.
Beyond: Nahuel Huapi & Tronador
A corner of Nahuel Huapi Lake is visible beside it, and the snow-capped Cerro Tronador (3,554 m) rises in the Andes beyond. They are the distant backdrop of Bariloche's skyline rather than the main subject the viewpoint faces.
Best time for photos
On a clear day the blue lake and snow peaks are sharpest; about 60 minutes before sunset Cerro Tronador glows gold-red — the golden window for photography. The terrace is fully exposed and the Andean westerlies are strong, so dress for wind and hold your gear steady.
FAQ
Which lake do you see? +
Lago Moreno is straight ahead, with Lago Nahuel Huapi beside it.
When is the light best? +
About 60 minutes before sunset the snow peak turns gold-red — the golden window; on a clear day the blue lake and peaks are also sharpest.
Are there facilities? +
The public terrace itself has no facilities (no water point, no kiosk). Bring your own water and food and carry out all litter; right beside it, the separate Restaurant Punto Panorámico serves meals.