Huapi Brazo Huemul is a sheltered arm of a large glacial lake in the Patagonian Andes of Argentina. The spot features a northwest-facing coastline bordered by dense forest and steep mountainous terrain. The water body is enclosed, creating a narrow wind corridor that funnels air through the valley system. Best conditions occur with northeast winds that provide side-shore angles parallel to the coast. The spot is characterized by cold freshwater conditions typical of Patagonian lakes and variable wind patterns influenced by surrounding peaks and forest cover. Rocky outcrops, erosion scars, and boulder fields dominate the shoreline, limiting safe entry and exit points. The relatively low wind reliability (18%) and modest average wind speed (8.1 knots) suggest this is better suited for intermediate kiters who can work with marginal thermal conditions and need patience for wind development. The enclosed geography provides some protection from stronger gusts but also reduces overall wind availability. Access challenges and technical shoreline conditions require caution.