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El Chalten
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Cerro Fitzroy and Cerro Torre Trek
This is a top pick! ... it really helps avoid the crowds and lets you be much more flexible with the weather. Day 3 – Laguna Torre Campsite to El Chalten We were very lucky the day before getting such spectacular views of Cerro Torre all afternoon as it’s notorious ...
Two contrasting days at Laguna de los Tres
This is a top pick! ... made our way back, stopping every so often for poor Sylvia who was now hobbling so badly. We eventually made it back to El Chalten, all a little stiff and sore about two and a half hours later. We treated ourselves to a great, but expensive, dinner in a ...
La Angastura to El Chalten
This is a top pick! ... could only sell us 100 pesos worth of fuel as he was running short but this was enough to get us the rest of the way to El Chalten. The drive in to El Chalten is spectacular. After leaving the Ruta 40 you follow a paved road along the side of the enormous ...
Blown off my feet on my birthday!
This is a top pick! ... hill, where miraculously the sun was shining and it was hot. After a relaxing picnic on the grass we continued back down hill towards El Chalten. By the time we returned to the hostel we'd been trekking for just over 8 hours and we were exhausted! I would ...
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Argentina with Two-Year Old
Posted by jeandawga
... many things that we'd like to do. We'd like to visit Buenos Aires, Iguazu Falls, and Patagonia - El Chalten/Fitzroy, El Calafate/Perito Moreno, and possibly Ushuaia and Torres del Paine (Chile). I'm particularly concerned about Patagonia. ...
Exploring Patagonia
Posted by brendanjr
... new and is very very clean, plus its on a wee hill and has these massive windows from the common room facing the Lago Argentino) *El Chalten(Fitzroy is one of the most amazing things Ive ever seen *Torres del Paine *Esquel(try to take the bus that goes up ...
Do I need a sleeping bag?
Posted by peacefrog
... water is potable, as is the river water in the national parks. Sleeping Bags: in Puerto Natales/Torres del Paine NP, and in El Calafate/El Chalten/Los Glaciares NP, they can be rented, and are suited for the place (-10 to -20 degC rating). In Ushuaia ...
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