cerro otto

我和老公决定在Bariloche的最后一天时来这里,因为旅途很短,而且我们也要坐下午的大巴去Mendoza。从San Carlos de Bariloche开车一会儿就到了,然后坐上长尾船一直到山上。阳光下坐船确实很热,如果不用手撑着窗户它就合上了,挺烦人的。窗户也很破烂,所以想照好照片不太可能。不过山顶的风光很美,能看到湖和下面小镇。不能徒步的人在这里能看到美景。像我一样喜欢徒步的就可以沿着小路一路走上来,可是我不知道那条路在哪儿,得问问当地人。到了顶端后会看见一个很短的坡,下去后就能到隔壁的山上。人很少,自然保护的很和谐,不像长尾船侵袭的那片地方。一开始我觉得旋转餐厅有些老式,不过其实挺酷的!因为要吃午餐,所以就留下了。食物虽然简单,但口味很好。我吃了烤芽菜和土豆,很新鲜。真是度过一上午的好方法!

我有机会在二三月期间参观巴里洛,其中一个景点就是奥托山。这个地方不仅以迷人的景色著称,同时也因为它的旋转餐厅而闻名。那里游览车能够带着你上下,费用是110英镑(约20美元)。如果你是一个徒步旅行爱好者,那你也可以徒步走到山顶,但让我告诉你,那不是最容易做的事情,因为一旦你到了山顶,你就可以在那儿散步,你还可以沿着几条轨道走走,欣赏一下沿途的美景。这里的餐厅和咖啡厅,当然是可以旋转360度的,所以你坐在固定在一个地方,却会看到全景(有趣的是,例如,当有人去厕所后,回来却找不到自己的座位了,因为餐厅是“旋转”的,哈哈)服务还可以的,但价格却比较贵,但还要考虑到这家餐厅是那个地方唯一卖食品和饮料的地方)。除了那些徒步轨道,你还可以看到一个艺术画廊(不知道我这样叫它对不对),在这里你可以看到一个真正的米开朗基罗的大卫雕像的复制品...但如果你没有足够的时间去检查的话,你就不会错过什么重要的东西。似乎大家都对那个“奥托卡丁车”的活动太感兴趣,那就像是个可以骑的充气轮胎,骑着它走300米的路...我记得价格应该是10美元,可以玩儿3次,真是太好玩儿了!!!如果你有机会的话,一定要来玩儿玩儿,我们一行4个人,都非常喜欢。所以我的评论就是太令人赞叹了。最后一点,也是最重要的一点,那里还有免费的巴士带你到市中心。

乘坐缆车上到这座山丘上,只是快乐旅程的开始,这里能够360度观看风景,美极了,还有很多不错的景点可以照相!山丘顶部圆形餐馆慢慢转动,可以让你在用餐的过程中观赏到一切风景。这里的食物以及服务都很优秀。

在旋转餐厅喝着咖啡,欣赏着奇景。如果你体力不错的话,可以花三小时走个来回,再乘缆车下去。

花110比索(约15美元)获得贡多拉双向旅行是非常值的。山顶部的景观非常迷人,而且可以享受旋转咖啡馆里物美价廉的咖啡(3美元)。市中心有免费的巴士。在底部也有无线网,咖啡也很值得一试。

你可以坐免费巴士,带你到坐贡多拉的地方,然后到奥托(Cerro Otto)山顶。不幸的是我们去的那天风格外的大,减少了去户外的可能性,但是从餐馆看出去的风景也很棒哦。食物合格(我试了鹿肉,很硬)。服务一般。餐馆本身并没有太多可提供的,除了风景。他们提供免费的无线网,这里还有一个很有趣的博物馆。

a great trip in summer or winter. Great views of the region and a very cheap ticket. About $10. The lift is fast and you can spend about an hour up top enjoying the views and a cafe

Cerro Otto has lovely views reached by a cable car. Cost was 180 pesos (official rate 8.7p/US$1). Cerro Capinario has a slightly better view for about 160 pesos with a chairlift. I loved both. Cerro Otto has a revolving restaurant with pretty good food. It also had reproduction of Michaelangelos David etc! More fun were the trails in the area. Some were fairly easy though still required walking down/up a number of stairs, and others more moderately strenuous. The relatively easy trails had lovely orange flowers but I turned back after 30 minutes because there were no signs to the view point. There are clean bathrooms both at the top and bottom of the cable car facilities. Bring 2 pesos for the attendant and your own toilet paper just in case. Stores sell water. Hat, water, good walking shoes, sunscreen, light jacket or long sleeves in case windy up on the mountain or if the weather changes. Can catch the Santa Fe # 20 bus (need to buy a bus card; add enough pesos for the bus trips, was 6 or 12 pesos each way) or an express bus from Cerro Otto's kiosk downtown that might be included in the price of your ticket. Expect long lines in the middle of summer. I had to wait about 30 minutes to get n the cable car. Was worth it.Can catch reasonably priced taxi too (about 35 p?)Can spend 1 hour or half a day there. I was there about 3 hours. Very few english speakers when I visited. Good to know Spanish of course. Though people are nice and will assist you if needed. Leave 10% tip at restaurants.

Great place to visit to enjoy the views of the beautiful lake but get ready to get very filthy. The dust there makes you come back pretty dirty. It all worth it, though!

Took the cable car up the mountain. Overlooks the entire area. Great sights and cable car was fun. At the top are several walking trails up and around the mountain top. Some can be challenging. Walking around the building though will allow 360 degree sights. Can get a bit windy up there so be ready. When the wind blows it gets much cooler even on a pleasant day. Lastly, they have the only rotating restaurant in Argentina. We sat and had a drink while enjoying the vistas as we slowly went round!

On the top of the Cerro Otto you will find a nice rotating restaurant with a really great view of the whole valley! You just need to sit, relax, and wait for the rotating restaurant to turn to get a view from another angle. From the top you can also do a small trekking to a close viewpoint, if you prefer to see the view without the windows. The way up in a cable car is also interesting.

We wandered over here begrudgingly on our last day in Argentina. I had some weird aversion to going since everyone said it was the thing to do in Bariloche. But it was super cool. We did a little hike to a nearby peak (like half a mile). It was good to work off the hot chocolate and croissants I scarfed down (that were awesome ) in the rotating café. Cool and random art exhibit with a full size replica of David there. Highly recommend it!

No lines. Cable car up and down was litke a sauna. Glass was somewhat distorted/scratched so not terribly good for taking pictures. Views were very good. Hiking available to upland forest. Disco and rotating restaurant up top. After trip down, ice cream spot just behind the parking lot.

We hiked to the top of Cerro Otto by taking the very straight up route right beneath the lift. It is very, very sandy and washed out. We are two very active and fit individuals in our late twenties, and we hike and trek a lot (we hiked for 15 days to Everest Base Camp in November). For us, it was very difficult to make it up the route due to the sandand erosion, and it is a difficult hike. From what I understand, hiking the dirt road takes longer but is much, much easier. The views from the top were pretty of Bariloche and the lake. However, they definitely weren't the best in Bariloche. For the absolute best views, hike/take the lift up Cerro Companario. The views there are stunning!

Nice ride to the top on the cable car and then a lovely walk through quiet woods to the view point at Habsbuerga