A very beautiful sightseeing of a natural landscape in the Andes. If you plan to go to Mendoza, reserve a day for High Mountain. More

The mountain is nice to see and you get a few nice pictures but it is a bit far and pricey to get there. If you travel by bus between Mendoza and Santiago (Chile) you will get a chance to see the scenery anyway More

At least on weekends, there are 40 - 60 stalls selling artwork, food, and clothing. There is entertainment some nights (no charge). It's across from the Hyatt Regency Mendoza and worth a visit. More

Long drive and tough to see the top of the mountain (clouds, mist), but you need to do it! More

Aconcagua people are awesome. They really want to help travellers if a problem arise More

This place is not to be missed. This was our first trip into the mountains after a week studying Spanish in the blistering heat of Mendoza. Outstanding scenery, beautiful views and fantastic walking opportunities. It is close to the Chilean border so there is a real mix of people visiting. Fabulous and breathtaking. More

We really enjoyed the Andes mountains taking a private tour which included a beautiful trekking in the area (Mendoza Holidays). More

Not to miss the Andes highest peak ! Great tour with Mendoza Holidays which includes a visit to a boutique winery at the end of it. More

The drive up was great. We stopped in Uspallata and had a great meal.Puente del Inca and the mountain climber's grave yard were also an interesting stop coming back. Villavicencio is another great day trip with a wonderful little restaurant. More