Perito Moreno Glacier Edition

#cityplaybook The Bench by Balcony 2 – Not marked, not flashy, just the quietest seat with the glacier front and center. Early Arrival Zone – The first lookout you reach when the park opens—still misty, almost private. The Forest Trail Near the Visitor Center – Few walk it, but the views through lenga trees are cinematic. The Edge of the Mini-Trek Route – Right before the crampons go on, pause—glacier meets rock here in a dramatic clash. Cave-like Ice Overhangs – Found mid-trek, these natural ice arches glow turquoise from within. No filter needed. Floating Icebergs Near the Boat Dock – Don’t rush past. Watch how they rotate and shimmer. Hypnotic. The Metal Stair Section Near Balcony 3 – Hear the wind whistle and ice boom. It’s a full-body sound bath. Top Right Corner of the Main Balcony Loop – Often empty. The glacier seems to go on forever from here. Restroom Lookout (yes, really) – Even the park's bathroom has a view. Locals joke it’s the world’s most scenic toilet stop. Sunset Pull-off on the Drive Back – There’s a curve in the road with a gravel shoulder. Stop there. The light on the ice wall? Unreal.