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PATAGONIA ADVENTURE
Patagonia is not a country nor a place.
It is a vast territory in the south shared by Chile and Argentina, whose remarkable geography –shaped by mountains, glaciers, lakes, and rivers– offers countless exploration opportunities.
El Chaltén is a small purpose-built town and the principal base for visits to this region.
It’s the intrepid travellers´s destination, ready to climb granite walls, to walk across mountains, woods and rivers, sail on icy lakes, feel the crunch of glaciers under their feet and explore the blue depths.
The mountain village is located in the riverside of Rio de las Vueltas, within Los Glaciares National Park at the base of Cerro Torre and Cerro Fitz Roy mountains, both popular for climbing. For this and other reasons, this mountain village was named Argentina’s “Trekking Capital”.
El Chaltén was built in 1985 to help secure the disputed border with Chile. Today the sole reason for its existence is tourism. It is 220 km north of El Calafate.
PATAGONIA ADVENTURE
Patagonia is not a country nor a place.
It is a vast territory in the south shared by Chile and Argentina, whose remarkable geography –shaped by mountains, glaciers, lakes, and rivers– offers countless exploration opportunities.
El Chaltén is a small purpose-built town and the principal base for visits to this region.
It´s the intrepid travellers´s destination, ready to climb granite walls, to walk across mountains, woods and rivers, sail on icy lakes, feel the crunch of glaciers under their feet and explore the blue depths.
The mountain village is located in the riverside of Rio de las Vueltas, within the Los Glaciares National Park at the base of Cerro Torre and Cerro Fitz Roy mountains, both popular for climbing. For this and other reasons, this mountain village was named Argentina’s “Trekking Capital”.
El Chaltén was built in 1985 to help secure the disputed border with Chile. Today the sole reason for its existence is tourism. It is 220 km north of El Calafate.
