r/ElChalten
Seguro viagem
Pessoal, vocês poderiam indicar alguma agencia de seguro viagem que seja barato, pra pelo o menos despesas medicas, não tenho conhecimento disso e se puderem ajudar ficarei grato!
Seeking inspiration for next trek.
I take my winter vacations in Patagonia alternate December/January. I definitely enjoy the Austral Summer.
Looking for some suggestions on 3-6 day treks. For reference, I’ve previously done Dientes Navarino, O, W, Q, 3 weeks in Chalten including Huemel, Las Horquetas at Cerro Castillo, Beach trekking to Cole Cole on Chiloe, the full exploration of Parque Tantuaco, and Parque Tagua Tagua. I’ve been lots of other places along the way but I’m looking for some interesting suggestions for more multi day hikes. I’ve hike around Valle Chacabuco but never done the transit from Chile Chico
Currently I’m intrigued by the opportunities at Parque Perito Moreno near BajaCaracoles. Anyhow, what do you have for me?
Please recommend things to do and places to visit during four days in El Chaltén.
I’m in the final stages of planning my trip for the end of September, and I recently came across a really interesting post about some lesser-known and non-obvious things to do in El Calafate. However, I’ll be spending five days in El Chaltén, and I’d love to know if you have any recommendations for things to do or places to explore beyond the famous hiking trails
El Chalten in Mid-November or Early December?
Hi, hope you guys are all doing well. I plan on visiting Argentina and spending most of my time in El Chalten. I’m torn between mid November and early December. I’m going to probably spend 4-5 full days in Chalten with the ultimate goal of Laguna De Los Tres.
November is supposed to be less people but the weather is less likely to be clear.
December is supposed to be more people but better chance of good weather.
Price from looking at all the things is mostly even. Also, online says the school holidays in Argentina and Chile start in mid December, so I’d be going before it gets super hectic.
My main priority is being able to get a great view of Fitz Roy from Laguna De Los Tres. Secondary would be to not have it be insanely packed. Any ideas for what you guys think is best?
Laguna De Los Tres - questions
My partner and I are visiting El Chalten in October and we'd love to do the Laguna De Los Tres hike for sunrise.
Would you recommend hiring a guide for this time of year if we are not avid hikers? We are both physically fit, but don't have a ton of experience with difficult hikes.
Will we need crampons for this time of year?
And will we be OK using a Life Straw filter with the available water sources?
Thank you!