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Welsh Route

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Welsh Route

This excursion combines the history, production, flavors, and landscapes that make Route 259 a unique destination. It connects Esquel with Trevelin and the Chilean border.

Time of year
All year
Maximum Pax
23
Duration
Noon
Transfer
Includes transfer from accommodation in Esquel and Trevelin
Includes
Guide, insurance
Entrances to Nant y Fall Waterfalls, Nant y Fall Vineyards, Flour Mill

Recommendations

In all seasons of the year it is suggested to wear comfortable shoes (sneakers), comfortable clothing, and layered coats.

In summer/spring bring sunscreen, repellent, and a cap.

In autumn/winter, wear a hat, a neck warmer, gloves, warm shoes, and extra socks.

Clarifications

Welsh Route excursions do not include a visit to the Welsh teahouses. If you'd like to visit them, you can be dropped off in Trevelin at the end of the excursion. Return to your accommodations is at your own expense.

In October, when the Tulip Fields open, this excursion undergoes modifications to the attractions visited.

Description of the excursion

We leave Esquel along Route 259 until we reach Trevelin, the town of the Mill, the epicenter of Welsh culture in the region, where you can see the centuries-old Bethel Chapel, Trevelin's main square, and the iron dragon perched on the Tourism Secretariat.

The route continues to the Nant y Fall Waterfalls area, a Protected Natural Area, with three waterfalls called Larga, Mellizas, and La Petiza, which are covered along a low-difficulty trail, accessible to people of all ages and physical fitness levels.

Continuing toward Chile, we come to the Nant Fach Mill, a replica of the old flour mills from the early 20th century, when this valley produced high-quality wheat. We'll visit the museum, where you can see artifacts that were part of the daily life of the early Welsh.

Concluding the tour, we'll visit Viñas Nant y Fall, a family business that has successfully produced high-quality wines, becoming pioneers in the Trevelin Valley. We're welcomed on each excursion for a guided tour of the harvest and winery areas.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it rained out?

The excursion is not cancelled due to rain. If, during the excursion, the vehicle is unable to access any of the aforementioned attractions due to road conditions. It is important to bear in mind that some sections are clay-covered and uphill. The guide may choose another nearby attraction to visit that is easily accessible.

It is suggested that in case of rain, you bring a change of shoes or extra socks, due to the humidity and mud that may be present on the trails.

How can I return from Trevelin to Esquel if I'm staying for the Gales Tea?

The Jacobsen Transport is an intercity service that runs from Esquel to Trevelin and vice versa. It has intermediate stops in the town of El Molino, along San Martin Avenue, and continues to Esquel, where it also has intermediate stops on Alvear Avenue, terminating at the Esquel Bus Terminal.

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