Caviahue

Caviahue occupies a high Andean basin beside Lake Caviahue in Argentina’s Neuquén Province. Set beneath Copahue Volcano near the Chilean frontier, it is surrounded by volcanic terrain and araucaria forests associated with Caviahue-Copahue Provincial Park. Winter draws skiers to Cerro Caviahue, while nearby Copahue is known for thermal waters and mud treatments. The town’s name comes from Mapudungun, reflecting the Indigenous heritage of northern Patagonia. Lake shores, forest roads and mountain routes give the area a distinctly seasonal character. Explore nearby webcam locations that provide complementary perspectives on Caviahue and the Copahue volcanic region.

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