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Bariloche and MendozaBariloche is a haven in Patagonia for ski addicts. Besides taking your chances on a snowboard you can set out for adventurous hikes in the surroundings. Aconcagua, the highest mountain of South America, has been a challenge for mountain climbers and hikers from all over the world. It's near Mendoza, a city renowned for it's fine wine. Please note that you have to be an experienced climber to conquer the spirit of Aconcagua (read here how I climbed Cotopaxi, the highest active volcano of the world).
Ushuaia
Parque Nacional Tierra del Fuego is just a short distance away from the city and offers lakes, mountains and a natural beauty that will seduce the adventurous hiker all the way.
Torres del Paine![]() Torres Del Paine is a wonder of nature. Declared Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO in 1978, the Torres del Paine National Park, (located in the Chilean Patagonia) is one of the most mesmerizing places on the planet. The park is located in the South of Chile and can be visited from the nearby cities Punta Arenas and Puerto Natales. For those of you seeking an unmatched travel adventure Torres del Paine will challenge your wildest dreams. The major attraction of the park is the Paine Massif composed mostly of granite and has been around for about 12 million years. The Torres del Paine are three sheer granite towers (see picture), that make a challenging and much wanted prize for experienced climbers. Read more about Torres del Paine National Park ---------- Must See Places in Patagonia
Bariloche - Ski Paradise ---------- ----------
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