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Summer is almost here, and magnificent places in Patagonia are blooming. Some of us are preparing to start new adventures, conquer places and meet new friends. Where are you going trekking or riding in January?
Just 30 teams are allowed to participate in a fantastic trip in Patagonia, Aysen Challenge 2011 (Desafio Aysen). Each team will be formed by 4 competitors and 2 support staff. They are going to cross 2 national reserves of life in 4 days, following a 155 Km section of the Sendero de Chile (Chilean Trail). This expedition is complex and diverse and allows you to know the Aysen Region in a way that few people can.
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Photo: Climbing Tour
Looking for trekking paths in Chile we found in the internet the Climbing tour 2010 in Chile. This competition is more recreational than competitive, and it’s open for childrens and their parents, professional and amateurs.
The activity will begin in San Carlos de Apoquindo Club (~900 a.s.l) May 15th. And this time the goal is Cerro Provincia. You can submit a pre-inscription at the main page of the Climbing Tour or pay at the Rockford store in Parque Arauco.
Fee: $13,000 /$26 US (pre-inscription) and $15,000/$30 US (Rockford)
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Read more...All the story about our Colca Canyon experience HERE
The night at Las Palmeras was eventful, after the return of the water service, there was a small storm of wind and rain.
This day we has a really nice lunch (thanks to Carlitos) soup, chicken with rice and french fries, juice, fruits and cookies. Our dinner was fruits, cheese, cookies and honey (from Cosñirhua).
From the cabin, made of totora and cane, at night you could see the stars.
Read more...Wake up early before sunrise, so can start walking as soon as the sun comes out, trust us! you don’t want to be walking at midday!!
Take with you water with coca tea and some caramels for instant energy. Remember that you are going from 2,100 meters (a.s.l) to 3,300 meters (a.s.l)
In this part of the trekking you just have to walk upwards until you can see Cabanaconde. (3 hours)
All the story about our Colca Canyon experience HERE
Sunrise in Cabanaconde.
You can see more mules than people.
Cause everybody is probably working at the fields.
All the story about our Colca Canyon experience HERE
