From the point of a great ledge of Loma de Medio one can see all of the Azul Valley and its gardens, the route of the Azul River before emptying into Puelo Lake, the majestic mountain ranges and the Tres Picos hill. It is a unique vantage point, a jewel for photography.

Azul River

Azul River borders the western part of the complex leading to Puelo Lake. This tour can be done on foot, admiring the greenery and nature that surrounds this path. Its crystal clear waters invite visitors to bathe on it.

Leleque Museum

The setting of this museum, aside from its collection, is one of its most striking features. Outside of any city or town, in the middle of a beautiful scenery whose history it wants to show: at almost the same environment that the Indians saw centuries ago. In the steppe, 100 m from the paths of La Trochita at the foot of the Andes, is the Historical Museum Leleque is located. Scientists and researchers from across the Patagonia attended the opening of this museum, back in 1998. The museum has four rooms. The first is devoted to indigenous peoples. One can see the reproduction of a wigwam, everyday objects and explanations of procedures used. The second room explores the first contacts between Native Americans and whites. The third room develops the presence of the state in the Patagonia, the incorporation of the capitalist system and disputes over land control.

The last room pilgrims into the social transformations that occurred in the Patagonian society due to the arrival of immigrant groups from different ethnic groups. Chilean, Lebanese, Italian, Spanish, Welsh and Americans each with different habits and customs forged an identity for this country during the first half of the twentieth century. In the annex building, the museum also features "El Boliche", reproducing the atmosphere of a general store of the begining of the last century.