Feb. 18, 2017
Patagonia 2017 Element: Water
Water ….is everywhere in Patagonia. You find it falling as rain and snow, sitting on the ground as snow and ice, moving slowly as glaciers, calving off from…
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Feb. 17, 2017
Patagonia 2017. Element: Fire
Fire There are signs everywhere in the Park prohibiting open fires, and camp stoves only can be used in designated protected areas. But most recently in 2011,…
Feb. 17, 2017
Patagonia 2017. Element: Air
Air While Patagonia is visually a stunning experience, its main feature, at least during the otherwise “hospitable” summer months, is the wind. It is the rare…
Feb. 17, 2017
Patagonia 2017 Element: Earth
Earth The landscape here is not at a high altitude…the highest elevation we reached was approximately 4,000 ft and the surrounding peaks around 11,000 ft. We…
Feb. 17, 2017
Patagonia 2017 Trekking vs Backpacking
I’m recently back from a month-long holiday centered around trekking in the national parks of Patagonia’s Torres Del Paine (Chile) and El Chalten (Argentina). I…