Tres Rios is a small lodge positioned on a bluff above the Chimehuín and Collón Cura rivers, with open views across the surrounding valley. The location gives it a slightly elevated, more exposed feel compared to some of the more sheltered properties in the region.
The lodge accommodates up to eight guests across four double-occupancy rooms, each with its own bathroom. Rooms are spacious and comfortable, with a straightforward layout that works well for pairs sharing during the week.
The main building centers around a relaxed living space and bar, where evenings tend to gather after time on the water. A separate structure houses a dedicated mudroom, keeping gear and daily routines well organized, along with an outdoor fire pit area used on calmer evenings.
Meals are prepared in-house with a focus on regional ingredients and simple, well-executed dishes, supported by a selection of Argentine wines. The atmosphere remains informal, with a steady rhythm that suits the pace of the fishing program.
Tres Rios also operates with a degree of self-sufficiency, using solar and wind power while still maintaining reliable hot water, electricity, and WiFi. Despite the remote setting, the lodge remains comfortable and functional throughout the week.
Within the PRG North program, Tres Rios works well for smaller groups looking for a quieter, more contained base with direct access to both the Chimehuín and Collón Cura systems.
To explore room options, availability, and planning your stay, message Patagonia River Guides.