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Atuel Canyon

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The Atuel Canyon is a narrow canyon and popular tourist attraction within Valle Grande, Argentina. The Atuel River river flows through the base of the canyon, which is popular for recreational sports such as kayaking and rafting.

Geography

The canyon is 37 km from the city of San Rafael, where it starts at Embalse El Nihuil and ends in Embalse Valle Grande. The canyon was formed by river and wind erosion.