Puerto Puyuhuapi Trips

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Bahia Inglesa | Mar 31 07'

by Louise & Dave a 29 year old female traveling as a couple from London, on vacation in Puerto Puyuhuapi

Translating as the 'English bay' we thought we couldn't pass this little costal town by, especially as this is the most photographed piece of... Continue reading »
Hanging glaciers and hot springs | Mar 28 07'

by alex f a 31 year old from Cambridge, on vacation in Puerto Puyuhuapi

"´s Torres del Paine training"

Started the drive from Chaiten to Puyuhuapi with a stop at the El Amarillo hot springs. Not so much a resort as a couple of hot pools wi... Continue reading »
Hanging glaciers and hot springs | Mar 28 07'

by alex f a 31 year old from Cambridge, on vacation in Puerto Puyuhuapi

"Jamie´s Torres del Paine training"

Started the drive from Chaiten to Puyuhuapi with a stop at the El Amarillo hot springs. Not so much a resort as a couple of hot pools wi... Continue reading »
Journey North up the coast to Horcon | Dec 30 06'

by Sanz Travels a female from Auckland, on vacation in Puerto Puyuhuapi

"swept away with the atmosphere"

Roberto suggested we head up to Horcon for a drive so off we went. The drive up is really nice along the coast road with the beach on one side and... Continue reading »
Long truck day | Jan 07 06'

by Freyja a female from London, on vacation in Puerto Puyuhuapi

Got up this morning as tents had to be down by 6am. It was still dark which provided the first challenge of the day in trying not to lose the pegs... Continue reading »

Trips taken near Puerto Puyuhuapi

Die Carreterra Austral bis zum Hängegletscher | Oct 29 07'

by kiwiroli a male traveling as a couple from Zug, on vacation in Nationalpark Quealat

Von Bariloche ging es über Trevelin zurück nach Chile. Durch wunderschöne grüne Täler schlängelte sich die Strasse. Die Strassen waren aussch... Continue reading »
The After-Hours Border Crossing | Apr 02 08'

by timothyshoup a 35 year old male from Venice, on vacation in Futaleufu

"I couldn’t tell if the guard was irritated or just indifferent as he said back to us, “Vamos a ver” (which means “we’ll see”…which also means I have no idea what the hell he means or whether we’ll actually get across tonight), before closing the door, sitting back down and continuing to eat dinner with his comrades."

Finishing up at the “Southernmost Winery in South America”, with plenty of daylight still illuminating the northern Patagonian sky…Cathy and I deci... Continue reading »
The Northern Carretera Austral | Mar 19 08'

by timothyshoup a 35 year old male from Venice, on vacation in Chaiten

"Hung out with a former Alaska backcountry park ranger named Gabe for the duration of the time, before we both boarded a Navimag ferry christened the Barcaza Alejandrina on Saturday morning for the 5-hour trip across the Golfo de Corcovado, a spectacular body of water with beautiful views of the surrounding volcanic peaks, including Volcan Corcovado (2,300 meters high) and Volcan Michinmahuida (2,404 meters high). "

After a couple nights in that dump of a hospedaje in Coyhaique, I boarded a colectivo with Buses Queulat for the ride through the northern half of... Continue reading »
Tompkins Again!? | Dec 07 07'

by Andre & Marcela a 28 year old female traveling as a couple from Everett, on vacation in Chaiten

"our favorite town in Chile"

Yes, we visited yet another park involving Tompkins. Our first was in Argentina, where Tompkins owns 60% of the area around the Reserva Natural Est... Continue reading »
Whitewater on the Fu | Apr 05 08'

by timothyshoup a 35 year old male from Venice, on vacation in Futaleufu

"With the river completely to ourselves, Cathy & I assumed the helm for the first “bridge to bridge” stretch and we attacked the rapids with vigor, conquering the rapids Magic Carpet (Class IV), Pillows (Class IV), Cara de Indio (Class IV), Mundaca (Class V), Cazuela (Class IV), and Tiburon (Class IV) over a 40 minute stretch of non-stop rapids action. WOO-HOO!! The second section of the day was the “Casa de Piedra” section where we’d crank up the volume as surf thru the rapids Mas o Menos (Class V), Right Turn (Class IV) and finally the bigboy, Casa de Piedra (“House of Rock”), a very full Class V that splits the river in two right down the middle. YEE-HAW!!!"

Well, it’s raining in Futaleufu…We’ve come here to roll the dice on a very late season run of the world-class whitewater rapids of the Rio Futaleuf... Continue reading »
the end of the road... | Feb 17 06'

by jen manor a 25 year old female from Tel Aviv, on vacation in Futaleufu

well futaleufu is not on the cartera austral (ruta 7) but it is a border town which marks the end of hitchiking for most people, and the end o... Continue reading »