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Queulat National Park to La Junta via Puyuhuapi
We had another late start – we are just sleeping so well in our tent (even better after a long hike đ) and are really getting used to this being on a âpermanent holidayâ (song lyrics from Mike Love) and… Continue reading
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Queulat National Park – Sendero La Morrena hike
After a deep and restful sleep in our tent we woke up at sunrise and decided to try to hike the longest trail (La Morrena Trail) up to a better vantage point with closer views of the glacier and waterfalls… Continue reading
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Coyhaique to Queulat National Park
We had planned to leave early as we needed to get to the Queulat National Park entry by no later than 2:30pm as that is the latest entry into the park. The total distance was 225 km but google suggested… Continue reading
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Villa Cerro Castillo to Coyhaique for new front tyres
We had a late start as it had rained over night and we prefer to pack our camping gear dry if at all possible. Our cycling American and Canadian friends Jake with his 60kg heavy bicycle, his sister Eva, and… Continue reading
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Puerto RĂo Tranquilo to Villa Cerro Castillo for camping
We left Puerto RĂo Tranquilo on a sunny morning and headed back onto the gravel road on Ruta 7 following along Lake General Carrera. The total distance for the day was âonlyâ 120 km but it was all ripio and… Continue reading
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Puerto RĂo Tranquilo: visiting the Capillas de MĂĄrmol (Marble caves)
We had a very early start in the dark at 5:30am (just as we had run out of wood for the stove) to meet for a 5 hour kayaking tour at 6:55am. For our âday offâ, I had booked this… Continue reading
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Puerto Guadal to Puerto RĂo Tranquilo
After a very nice breakfast served to our door by our host which we ate in bed, we captured the idyllic cabana and the fire station next to it before getting back onto more dirt road riding. At least the… Continue reading
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Perito Moreno to Puerto Guadal (Chile) via Chile Chico
We packed the bikes in drizzling rain and left Perito Moreno with another long day (178 km) including a border crossing into Chile (we had already filled in our SAG declaration and hoped for a quick and seamless border crossing),… Continue reading
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Gobernador Gregores to Perito Moreno
We had another long day of riding ahead of us with 355km total distance and really strong side winds forecast – only good news was that it was supposed to be all sealed roads. We added stickers with Ruta 40… Continue reading
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El Chaltén to Gobernador Gregores via Tres Lagos
We had an early start catching an amazing sunrise over the peak of Mount Fitz Roy. I then had breakfast but Andrew had indigestion from the expensive dinner the night before and almost vomited. He just ate a slice of… Continue reading






