The Huellas del Pasado trail links the park's geology to visible traces left by prehistoric animals.
A park guide is essential here: the point is not only to find a footprint, but to understand what the surrounding rock records.

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San Luis and Sierra de las Quijadas experience
Descend with a park guide toward fossil traces and a sauropod footprint inside Sierra de las Quijadas' red basin.
The experience
The Huellas del Pasado trail links the park's geology to visible traces left by prehistoric animals.
A park guide is essential here: the point is not only to find a footprint, but to understand what the surrounding rock records.
Journeys
Experience FAQ
The official trail reaches a sauropod footprint and other fossil traces while descending toward Potrero de la Aguada.
No. It requires a guide and operates within seasonal time limits set by the national park.
Plan with Alex
Follow Patagonia toward the ice, or take the northern road from vineyard shade to Iguazú's thunder.
Tell me which landscape you keep returning to, and we will build the right Argentina journey around it.

I would travel south for whales, lenga forests and glaciers calving into blue water. I would turn north for Mendoza's vineyards, the white deserts of the Puna and the roar of Iguazú. Both deserve a journey of their own.
Alex
Journey designer