investigative series Hunting Hitler (2015–2018) reveals a guard tower—reportedly built by the same architect as the Inalco House—looking over the lake (situated closer to Bariloche than the house), as well as a destroyed bunker on the other side of the lake; together the two sites (in addition to other possible lookouts such as a wooden building resembling a guard shack) may have provided a panoramic view used to safeguard the mansion, accessible from only the lake due to heavy forestation and long rumoured to have housed Hitler. Additionally, the Hunting Hitler team cited the proximity of German scientist Ronald Richter's Perón-backed nuclear fusion project on Huemul Island. In a 2018 episode of Expedition Unknown, Abel Basti secured a rare excursion into the Inalco House, revealing little except for some old kitchen utensils in the basement. Using a metal detector on the grounds, host Josh Gates located a Nazi coin, leading him to conclude that Nazis (but not necessarily Hitler) could have used the house. Gallery See also Limay River, a major river of the region that runs from the lake References External links World Lake's Database Photograph from orbit from NASA's STS-88 space shuttle mission Nahuel Huapi Fauna Blue Eyed Cormorant Bariloche Tourism Reevaluation of Cheek Patterns of Juvenal-Plumaged Blue-Eyed and King Shags Nahuelito, Patagonian Lake Monster Satellite image of the Nahuel Huapi lake(2369x2328 pixels) Nahuel Huapi Lakes of Río Negro Province Lakes of Neuquén Province Glacial lakes of Argentina Nahuel Huapi National Park