Published: July 22nd 2005July 5th 2005
Cerro Castillo Winter tourism opportunity study
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Prior to the coming of the Spanish in the 16th century, northern Chile was under Inca rule while Araucanian Indians inhabited central and southern Chile; the latter were not completely subjugated until the early 1880s. Although Chile declared its ind...more info
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Day 1
Attempted to climb the waterfall!
Day 1
Attempted to climb the waterfall! No GO!! A bit dodgy without a rope!
River crossing
One of Many!
View of the pass
Estero ?
Lunch Time
Estero ?
Cerro Castillo
Day 3
Cerro Castillo
Day 3
Day 4
My bedroom
Rio Ibañez
The gorge
rest
Lunch time
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Awesome Post!! Nothing brings us closer to another country than pictures. It irritates me when people post just 3 pictures, so thanks for all the shots! It looks like you are bringing some old fashioned winter backcountry skiing to Patagonia, the locals must respect that. So nice to see Chile in winter. Its like New Zealand and Australia too- few travellers go there during our summer because who would want to trade summer for another winter? Thankfully you did and made a post about it! Look forward to many more. S
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