Patagonia Asyen Region, Chile

I’m not writing anything about these adventures… If you want to hear the stories – look at the pictures, and watch the videos.

I have to break my process. I could spend a lifetime writing about Patagonia… as other people have.

Usually, this is my process: Watch Video – Take Notes – Gather Content – Write – Review – Publish.

Today I’m just leaving you the notes, and content.

Marble Caves, Millions of years to form. Look at the photos… (like above)
Climbing in Patagonia – saw a girl with climbing shoes in this tiny town… off I went.
Turning point northbound, Rio Tranquilo

Took the week offline, hitchhiked from Coyhaique to Bariloche.
Queulate Park – 300+ days of rain/cloud cover per year in the park’s micro-climate. I GOT SUN!!!! Watch the video below.
Hitch Hiking with Alfredo (Chilean backpacking for 2 years in Chile.) – Spent 2.5 days together.
Dump Truck to us 20km into nowhere – The next food source was +100km away. No cars (3 seen traveling southbound)
ROADKILL – Dead dear. 10min mark main video.
Took 1.5hr to roast over the fire.
Grounding experience – talking with a Chilean, sharing a meal – completely isolated.
Rural xenophobia (scared of outsiders) communities.
Villa Santa Lucia – devastated by glacier melt. another awe-striking experience.

Tiny border town
Ever moment in the region was breathtaking. Life inspiring.
2 days in Futaleufu, hiking local trails, enjoying local pastries and reflecting.

…. it’s been a lot.

– Everyone should hitch hike.
– Expect nothing, and accept everything.
– Get out of your comfort zone, and stay there.