Adventure Updates

One of the highlights of the Patagonia region is the Perito Moreno Glacier. This glacier crashes into Lago Argentina, sometimes severing the lake into two. It has been ebbing and flowing for the last 100...

One more backpacking trip. Why not. It’s not like we’ve hiked (not including walking around towns and cities) ~160km in the last 3 weeks or anything. Its not like our legs are sore, and our...

A double whammy??? Yeah gang, two cities (towns) in one here, big stuff. Let’s make it bigger even, let’s start in Porto Natales, make it a three for one. Our bus back from Torres del Paine...

BEEP, BEEP, BEEP. The alarm rang at 4AM. Cam had slept soundly for the whole night, 7 full hours of sleep. I had tossed and turned with maybe had two hours total, in short bursts. We had a long, likely...

Well, we’re arguably about halfway done. Lots happens in six months on the road. Many events back home, and many discoveries on the road. Time doesn’t stop just because you’ve left your...

Now, we understand why this is the most famous trek in Patagonia. The second half of the famed O trek is the even more famous W trek. The trail hugs the southern edge of the National Park massif, with...

This was our longest hike that we took on. The views were incredible, the people were wonderful, and the walks were arduous. But it was a brilliant and memorable 8 days. It was an easy morning bus to...

Well, were back in Chile now. 4,000km away from where we last were in the country. But were back! Puntas Arenas is a medium sized Patagonian city, and Chile’s hub for the region. The main tourist...

From Ushuaia, we ran out to the ocean twice on two wildlife watching missions. The Beagle Channel is filled with all sorts of Antarctic wildlife, like cormorants, seals, and most excitingly, penguins....

Fin del Mundo. The end of the world. The southernmost city in the world. This city goes by many names, but an ocean and mountain paradise would sum it up well. We arrived after our early morning flight....