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68 reviews 7 travel blogs 6 photos Attraction Type:
Cavern/cave
Traveler PhotosCueva del Milodon Puerto Natales
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Entrance to Torres del Paine!
... Torres del Paine National Park...the skies were looking rather ominous though to say the least!!! Our first stop was at the Cueva del Milodon which is named after the prehistoric Milodón (like a sloth!) whose fossilized poo & skins were found at the end ...
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Day 117: December 9, 2007 Torres del Paine NP
... thoroughly enjoyed the beautiful drive back to Puerto Natales. It was late in the afternoon so we decided not to stop at the Cueva del Milodon, a cave where a Milodon (a large exctinct mammal) skeleton was discovered. The new road makes a driving ...
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Beware the fearsome Milodon.
... an hour or so from Puerto Natales, so all the travel agencies round here have enormous signs exhorting you to go to the "CUEVA DEL MILODON". No, I didn´t go. I´m really sorry, but we were busy trying to kill ourselves in creative ways in the National ...
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Torres del Paine
After a 3 hour bus journey we arrived here in Puerto Natales, our port for the Navimag. We'd booked two nights here to wander round and take in the National Park of Torres del Paine before embarking on our four night ferry trip through the ...
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Brindi de pisco sour con hielo milenario
... parque nacional de Torres del Paine, nos pusimos de camino otra vez en la misma dirección para para en las cueva del Milodón. Una cueva dónde encontraron restos de un animal prehistórico llamado el Milodón ! Luego entramos otra vez en el parque ...
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Puerto Natales: home of the giant sloth
... run-down church faces the central Plaza de Armas with a graff locomotive in the center. The highlight of Puerto Natales was Monumento Natural Cueva del Milodon, a 2.5 square kilometer park with a cave where a Milodon, or a giant sloth lived. Parts of ...
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Hiking Torres Del Paine
... Puerto Natales home. After a long conversation and some sharing of some mousse the woman, Catherine, offered to take us to el Cueva Del Milodon, which is where the remains of an 13 foot ground sloth were discovered in 1890. The cave is 90 feet high and ...
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