This boat ramp sits on the Río Grande o Futaleufú in Chubut, Argentina, offering access to one of Patagonia's most celebrated rivers.

The Futaleufú — a name the Mapuche people gave meaning "big river" — originates in Los Alerces National Park, fed by Lake Futalaufquen and glacial meltwater from the Andes before flowing toward the Chilean border.

The river is renowned for its mix of flat stretches, riffles, and deep pools, making it a prime destination for fly fishing, particularly with dry flies targeting abundant trout.

Launching here puts anglers directly onto waters widely regarded as one of Patagonia's top terrestrial fishing rivers.