The Las Horquetas Traverse is a multi-day route through the heart of Cerro Castillo National Park . It crosses native forests, glacial valleys, and viewpoints with breathtaking vistas. Along the way, you'll find five campsites , mountain passes, and sections with bridges installed by CONAF (National Forestry Corporation) to cross turbulent rivers. Keep in mind that all times are approximate and depend on your physical condition and the Patagonian weather. ⛰️ Estimated total distance: ~42–54 km* *The total varies depending on access/variants. 🕒 Recommended days: 3–4 📈 Approximate total elevation...
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Calafate ( Berberis buxofolia ) is an evergreen shrub endemic to Argentine and Chilean Patagonia. Unlike other deciduous plants, the calafate retains its foliage year-round, making it a characteristic element...
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The guanaco ( Lama guanicoe ) is an artiodactyl mammal of the Camelidae family, native to South America. Unlike its domestic relatives, the alpaca and the llama, the guanaco is...
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