Termas De Queñi | Tourist Attraction

March 11th, 2024 by miroandval

The last 10 km of the road are 4x4 only, took us 70 minutes going slow, with a few water crossings and sketchy bridges. Not to big rigs!

The camping spot on iOverlander is also the trailhead with parking and toilets.

For the hike we needed 1:10 h one way and about the same for the way back. It's not a walk in the park so bring proper shoes.

We arrived at 5pm and we had the place for ourselves.

December 21st, 2023 by IG:opusonthemove

Awesome! Beautiful drive, beautiful campsite, beautiful hike in. Shallow gravel bottom hot pools. Wish we brought our small shovel to dig the pool deeper but still enjoyed a nice long evening soak.

February 3rd, 2021 by cernidiablik

We stayed here 2 times. First time late night and the second morning early. In the evening with few people, in the morning only we, for 2 hours. 1 hour walk.

November 25th, 2019 by @cesarcassina

We are going to the Termas de Queñi today.
They are so beautiful place, sweet hots and cleans water.
The trekking for arrive to (4 km) , it's very easy.
After you could take a 4x4 transport for arrive, to start of trekking
I live in San Martín de los Andes, and i make this transfer to Queñi Camping, contact me

February 2nd, 2019 by Damien

Very nice thermals, with pools and small waterfalls. Nice hiking in the area around the river and lake as well.

Very busy and crowded on weekends during the high season. Try to get there early or late in the day.

May 15th, 2017 by outonalimshaw

Amazing! So nice to find natural hot pools that haven't been ruined by too much human intervention.. the top pool is the one to go for, it's the hottest and the water has far less sediment from fallen leaves than the lower pools

May 11th, 2017 by worldvetadventures.blogspot.com

Fantastic termas, only thing to add is that if you don't want to cross the river with your vehicle, you can park it off to the side just before the crossing. It only adds 10-15 minutes to the existing 1 to 1 1/2 hr walk. But, you have to cross the chilly river on foot!

March 11th, 2017 by rdgroen

We went here twice!

The road to the camping libre is fun too:) (in a Defender)

January 14th, 2017 by matthesteffi

Very nice hot termas for free.
Natural cascade in the middle of the forest. 10 km 4WD track to the campsite and than 4 km (1h) walking track to the termas.

November 27th, 2016 by ramblinglarder.com

Good place to check out. Very pretty hike and drive. Road is not horrible but high clearance would help a lot.

April 20th, 2015 by CarpeViam

Beautiful free hot springs. A 4-5k hike from the Libre Campsite on Lago Queñi. The road in is not great but not awful with a well travel river crossing. I recommend starting with the lower pools and working your way to the waterfall at the top as after that nothing compares. Brought our dog on the hike with us, there are no signs saying not to.