Bariloche is a perfectly logical gateway to Patagonia for those going from North to South, and as such it was my first stop on a glorious two-month adventure all through Chile and Argentinian Patagonia. …
Willem Vandoorne has done a number of the world’s most difficult long hikes. He’s just back from Greenland.
… which was without any doubt the most beautiful I have ever made and which has impressed and touched me deeply. The feeling which I had during those weeks in the wilderness is hard to explain. As I struggled through boulderfields and moraine, watched the sun set from mountain with views unknown to human gaze, and slalommed along countless muskoxen, I no longer felt like a spectator of any kind in this vast wilderness, but was an integral part of it, obeying to the same rules and laws of nature as any animal out there.
My trip was blessed with sensational weather conditions – during the first 4 weeks of the trip I had only a few overcast days with some rain and a few mornings with sea fog – all the rest was just blue skies and warm temperatures. I hiked over 80% of the distance in t-shirt …
🙂 Yet again we are proud to have this website listed amongst the best on the web.
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Needless to say some of our favourite hiking sites are NOT in the top 50 by popularity. But we’ve got them listed in the navigation column under BLOGS. 🙂
Personally I don’t mind carrying a Bear Canister and most often use an Ursack. It’s been a good long time since I last threw a rock over a tree limb. 🙂