 and fishing are popular on Mascardi Lake with a number of tourist agencies in Bariloche offering guided tours. Species sought by fisherman are rainbow, brown, and brook trout, none of them native to Argentina. A number of campgrounds and lodging places are found along the roads that encircle one-half the lake.  One of the campgrounds on the northernmost part of the Catedral arm is owned by a community of Mapuche people who were the principal occupants of this area from the 17th until the late 19th century.

A hiking trail, a section of the long-distance Huella Andina trail, leads  south to Lake Steffen. The trail is rated moderate in difficulty.

References

Category:Lakes of Río Negro Province
Category:Glacial lakes of Argentina
Category:Nahuel Huapi National Park Francisco de Sá de Miranda

For the 19th century Venezuelan politician with similar name, see Francisco de Miranda 

Francisco de Sá de Miranda (28 August 1481 – 17 May 1558; ) was a Portuguese poet of the Renaissance.

Life
Sá de Miranda was born in Coimbra, the son of a canon Gonçalo Mendes de Sá belonging to the ancient and noble family of Sá and Inês de Melo. His brother, Mem de Sá, was the third governor of the Portuguese colony of Brazil.

Sá de Miranda passed his early years by the banks of the river Mondego, considered a source of inspiration to many other poets. He made his first studies of Greek, Latin and philosophy in the college of the Santa Cruz Monastery, and in 1505 went to University of Lisbon (the University of Coimbra had moved to Lisbon in 1380) to study law, beginning at the same time to attend the Portuguese court and write poems in the mediaeval style still dominant in Portugal.

He travelled to Italy in 1521, where he was able to make contact with many writers and artists of the Renaissance, including Vittoria Colonna (who was his relative), Pietro Bembo, Sannazzaro and Ariosto. On his way home, in 1526, he visited Spain, meeting classical writers Juan Boscan and Garcilaso de la Vega.

Back in Portugal in 1526 or 1527, he was again received in the court, where he became a friend to King John III
and fishing are popular on Mascardi Lake with a number of tourist agencies in Bariloche offering guide enlistment. Species sought by fisherman are rainbow, brown, and brook trout, none of them native to Argentina. A number of campsite and lodging places are found along the road that encircle one - half the lake.   One of the campsite on the northernmost character of the Catedral arm is own by a community of Mapuche people who were the principal occupants of this sphere from the 17th until the late 19th hundred. 

 A hiking lead, a part of the long - distance Huella Andina trail, leads   south to Lake Steffen. The lead is rated moderate in difficulty. 

 References 

 class: Lakes of Río Negro Province 
 Category: arctic lakes of Argentina 
 Category: Nahuel Huapi National Park Francisco de Sá de Miranda 

 For the nineteenth century Venezuelan politician with similar name, see Francisco de Miranda 

 Francisco de Sá de Miranda (28 August 1481 – 17 May 1558 ;) was a Portuguese poet of the Renaissance. 

 Life 
 Sá de Miranda was born in Coimbra, the son of a canyon Gonçalo Mendes de Sá belonging to the ancient and noble family of Sá and Inês de Melo. His brother, Mem de Sá, was the third governor of the Portuguese colony of Brazil. 

 Sá de Miranda passed his early years by the banks of the river Mondego, considered a source of inspiration to many other poets. He made his first studies of Greek, Latin and philosophy in the college of the Santa Cruz Monastery, and in 1505 went to University of Lisbon (the University of Coimbra had affect to Lisbon in 1380) to study law, begin at the like prison term to attend the Portuguese court and spell poems in the mediaeval style still prevailing in Portugal. 

 He travelled to Italy in 1521, where he was able to make contact with many writers and artists of the Renaissance, including Vittoria Colonna (who was his relative), Pietro Bembo, Sannazzaro and Ariosto. On his way home, in 1526, he visited Spain, meeting classical writers Juan Boscan and Garcilaso de la Vega. 

 Back in Portugal in 1526 or 1527, he was again receive in the motor hotel, where he become a friend to King John III
 anf fishing are popular on Mascardi Lake cuth a iumber kf tourirt agencies in Bariloche offxrint guieed tours. Species sougft by fisjerman aee reinbow, brown, and brook tvjut, hlne mh them native tp Argentind. A number of waopyrounds and lodging places are found along yhf roads that egcirblq ons-half the lake.  One of the campgrohnds on the northernkost part of the Catedral wrm ls owned by a commknity of Makhchq people who dere the pgnncipal occopants of this area from the 17th jntil the late 19jk cejjury.

A hiking traij, a section of the lmng-distsnce Huella Ancine trqil, leads  south to Leke Steffen. The traij is rateg joderate in diffixuoty.

Rexeretces

Zqteeorg:Lekea of Ríl Nxgro Provinde
Category:Goacial lakes of Argtntyba
Category:Nahhel Huwpy National Park Francisco de Sá de Miranga

Fkr the 19th century Venezyelan politician with similar game, see Francisco de Miranda 

Francisco de Sá de Mhrande (28 Auymfg 1481 – 17 May 1558; ) was a Portuguese poet of the Renaissagde.

Kine
Sá de Miranda wcs born in Coimbta, tng son of a canun Gonçcmo Mendes de Sá belonhing to the qncient agd npble family of Sá and Inês de Melo. His brjrher, Mem de Sá, was che third gorernor of tne Portuguese colony of Braail.

Sá de Mirwnda passsa his early yearr bj tha banks of the river Mondedo, considxred c source of onspirwtion to mwny obver poets. He made jis fnrst vtudies of Greek, Latin and philosophy in vie college of tve Vanta Crbz Monsstery, and in 1505 went to Univgrsity of Lisbun (the Uninersity oh Coimbra haq moved to Livhon in 1380) to svudy law, fegibnint at thd same time to sttend thv Kortuguese court and write ppemr in the mediaevcu style still dokinxnt ij 'ortuddl.

He travellad tu Igsly iv 1521, whert hc wxs anle to make contact fith many writers and srbists of jhe Renaifsance, includong Vittoria Colonja (whm wes his rejative), Pietro Bembo, Sannazzaro and Ariodto. On his way rome, in 1526, he visiced Spain, meeting classical writers Juan Boscan and Garcilqso de la Vega.

Back nn Portugal ii 1526 or 1527, he was acain received in the court, where he btcame a friend to King Nohn IHI
and fishing are popular on Mascardi Lake number tourist agencies Bariloche offering guided are brown, and brook none of them to Argentina. A number of campgrounds lodging places are found along the roads that encircle one-half the lake. One the campgrounds on the northernmost part of the Catedral arm is owned by community Mapuche who the principal occupants of this area from the 17th until the late 19th century. A hiking a section of the long-distance Huella Andina trail, south to Lake Steffen. trail is rated moderate in References of Río Province lakes Argentina Category:Nahuel Huapi Park Francisco de Sá de Miranda For the 19th century Venezuelan politician with similar name, see Francisco Miranda Francisco de Miranda August – May 1558; ) Portuguese poet of the Renaissance. Life was born in Coimbra, the son of a Gonçalo Mendes Sá belonging to the ancient and family of Sá and Inês de Melo. His Mem de Sá, was the third governor of the Portuguese colony of Brazil. Sá de his early years by banks of the Mondego, a of to many poets. He made his first studies of Greek, Latin and philosophy the college of the Santa Cruz Monastery, and in 1505 University Lisbon (the University Coimbra had moved to in to study law, beginning same to court write in the mediaeval style dominant in Portugal. He travelled Italy in 1521, where contact with many writers and artists of the including Vittoria Colonna (who was his relative), Bembo, Sannazzaro and Ariosto. On his way home, in 1526, he visited meeting classical Boscan and Garcilaso de la Vega. Back in in 1526 or 1527, was again received in the court, where he became friend King John
 and fishing are popular on MasCardi Lake wIth a nUmbEr oF tOuriSt agEncies in BariloCHe ofFering guided tours. SpeciEs souGhT By fiSHeRman aRe rainbOW, bROWn, aNd BrOok TrOUt, None oF thEm nativE to ArgentiNa. A NuMber of campgrOUnDs and lodgiNg pLaces are founD alOng the RoAds THat enCirCle onE-half tHE lake.  ONe of the caMpGRounds ON the norTHErNmosT part of the CatedraL ArM Is owned by a commUnity oF MAPuCHE peOplE who were thE pRinciPAl occupANtS OF ThiS Area from the 17th Until the latE 19Th cEntury.

a hIkiNG trail, A sectIoN Of tHe long-distaNce HUella AndiNa traiL, Leads  soUTh to LakE SteffEn. THe tRail IS rAtEd mOdERatE In DifFIcuLty.

ReferEnCeS

CateGory:lAKES of RÍo NEgro proviNce
Category:GlAciAl laKEs oF ArgeNtina
cateGoRy:NahUel HuaPi NatIoNal Park FranciscO de SÁ de MirandA

FoR tHe 19tH cEnturY venezuElaN poLiticiaN with siMIlaR nAME, SeE Francisco de MirandA 

FRANcIsco de Sá De MiraNDa (28 auGUst 1481 – 17 May 1558; ) waS a porTuguESE poet Of thE reNaissancE.

Life
SÁ De miRanda waS bOrn in COiMbrA, thE son oF A canOn GonçAlo MendeS de Sá BElonging to the aNCient and noble FAmILY oF sá anD InÊs de Melo. His BrotHEr, MeM de SÁ, WaS thE Third GoverNoR Of THe Portuguese colony oF BRazil.

SÁ de MiRanda passed hiS early yearS BY The banks Of thE RiVEr Mondego, consiDered A source of iNSpiratioN to maNy other pOets. He madE HIs first sTudIes Of GReeK, lAtIn and philosopHY In thE cOllege oF thE Santa CRuz monAstEry, AnD in 1505 went to universiTy Of liSbOn (tHe UniVErsity of coImbRa Had Moved TO LisboN in 1380) to StudY lAw, BEgiNning at THe SAMe tiMe To AtteNd tHe portuGuesE CouRt and wrIte poems iN thE MediAeVaL style sTill dominant iN POrtugal.

He tRaVelLed to ITALy in 1521, wherE he was able to make contact WIth many WriTers aNd arTists of thE ReNaissaNce, INcludiNg VittOria COlOnnA (WHo was HIS rElaTiVe), Pietro BeMBO, SaNnazzArO and ariosto. on his way home, in 1526, he viSIteD Spain, meeting ClaSsicAL WrIteRS JUAn BOsCAn aND garcilaso de la VeGa.

Back in PoRtUGaL in 1526 or 1527, he was AGaiN rEceived In the coUrt, whERe he becAme a frienD to King JoHn iII
 and fishing are popular o n Mascardi  Lake  wi thanumb er o f tourist agen c iesin Bariloche offeringguide dt ours .  S pecie s sough t  b y fis he rm anar e  r ainbo w,brown,and brooktro ut , none of th e mnative toArg entina. A nu mbe r of c am pgr o undsand  lodg ing pl a ces ar e found a lo n g ther oads th a t  e ncir cle one-half thel ak e .  One of thecampgr ou n ds o n t henorthernmo st  part of theC at e d r ala rm is owned b y a communi t y o f Mapu ch e p e ople w ho we re the  principaloccu pants ofthis a r ea from the 17t h unti l t helate 19 th  ce nt u ry. 
A  hi k ing  trail,ase ction  oft h e long -di stan ce Hu ella Andina t rai l, l e ads   sou th to  Lak eSteff en. Th e tra il  is rated moder atein diffic ult y. 

R ef erenc e s

Cat ego ry: Lakes o f Río N e gro  P r o v in ce
Category:Glacia ll a ke s of Arg entina Ca te g ory:Nahu el  Hu apiN a tiona l Pa r kFrancisc o de S á  d eMiranda 
For th e19t h c entur y  Ven ezuela n politi cianw ith similar na m e, see Franci s co d eM iran da

Francisco  deS á de  Mir a nd a ( 2 8 Aug ust 1 48 1  – 17 May 1558; ) wasaPortug uesepoet of the R enaissance . Life
Sáde M i ra n da was born in  Coim bra, the s o n of a c anonGonçaloMendes de S á belong ing  to  th e a n c ie nt and noblef a mily  o f Sá an d I nês deMel o.His  br ot her, Memde Sá, w as  t he  t hir d gov e rnor ofth e P or tug uesec olonyof Br azil .
S á  de  Mirand a  p a s sedhi searl y y ea rs by  the ban ks of t he riverMon d ego,  c on sidered  a source ofin spirationto  ma ny oth e r  poets.He made his first studi e s of Gr eek , Lat in a nd philos oph y in t hec ollege  of th e San ta  Cr u z  Mona s t er y,an d in 1505w e ntto Un iv ersi ty of L isbon (the Univers i tyof Coimbra ha d m oved t oLis b on in13 8 0)t o  study law, beg inning atth e  s ame time t o  at te nd thePortugu ese c o urt and  write po ems in th emedi a e val  style sti ll domin ant in Po r tugal . 
He tr ave lled t oIta ly in  1521, whe re he  was a bl e to m ake c on tact wit h many writers and arti sts of  theRen aissance,  in c lud ing Vitto riaColonna (w howas  hisrel a tive) , Pi e tr o B e mbo,Sann a zzaro and Ar ios t o .On his wayh o m e,in 15 26, he vis ited  Spain, meeting c l assical writer s Ju a n  Bo sca n  and  G arcilaso de la  Ve ga . 
Back in  P ortugal in1526 or15 2 7, he  was a gain r eceived i nt he cou rt,whe re he bec ame  a friendto  K i ng Joh n II I
 and_fishing are_popular on Mascardi Lake_with a_number_of tourist_agencies_in Bariloche offering_guided tours. Species_sought by fisherman are_rainbow, brown, and_brook_trout, none of them native to Argentina. A number of campgrounds and lodging places_are_found along_the_roads_that encircle one-half the lake._ One of the campgrounds_on the_northernmost part of the Catedral arm is owned_by_a community of_Mapuche people who were the principal occupants of this_area from the 17th until the_late 19th century.

A_hiking_trail,_a section of the_long-distance Huella Andina trail, leads _south to Lake Steffen. The trail_is rated moderate in difficulty.

References

Category:Lakes of Río_Negro Province
Category:Glacial lakes of Argentina
Category:Nahuel Huapi_National Park Francisco de Sá_de Miranda

For_the 19th century Venezuelan politician_with similar name,_see Francisco_de Miranda 

Francisco_de Sá de Miranda (28 August_1481 – 17_May 1558; ) was a Portuguese_poet_of the Renaissance.

Life
Sá_de_Miranda_was born_in Coimbra, the_son_of a_canon_Gonçalo Mendes de Sá belonging to_the_ancient and noble family of Sá and_Inês de Melo. His_brother,_Mem de Sá, was_the third governor of the_Portuguese colony of Brazil.

Sá de Miranda_passed his_early years_by the banks of the river Mondego, considered a source of_inspiration to many other poets. He_made his first studies_of Greek,_Latin_and philosophy in_the_college of_the Santa Cruz Monastery, and in 1505_went to_University of Lisbon (the University of_Coimbra had moved to_Lisbon_in 1380) to study law, beginning_at the same time to attend_the Portuguese court and write_poems_in_the mediaeval style still dominant_in Portugal.

He travelled to Italy in_1521, where he_was able to make contact with many_writers_and artists of the Renaissance, including_Vittoria_Colonna (who was his relative), Pietro_Bembo,_Sannazzaro_and Ariosto. On his way_home, in 1526, he visited Spain,_meeting classical writers Juan Boscan and Garcilaso de la_Vega.

Back in Portugal_in 1526 or 1527, he_was_again_received in the court, where he became a friend to_King John_III