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Thanks for posting, Gustavo. Bookmarked for future reference (and our Pan-Am trip).
South America - routes and locations
- Thread starter Gustavo Amaral
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It is a pleasure! I'm available if you want more tips from South America.
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...makes me thirsty looking at these photos
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Central Oregon, USA. A bit of a hike to get to this viewpoint
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A gorgeous photo! Congrats!Central Oregon, USA. A bit of a hike to get to this viewpoint
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...a stone's throw away from the first,
actually, a few hours of hiking, but about the same elevation, 7000 ft or so.
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Hi Gonzalo. Sorry for my delay!
I spent 24 days on this trip (First photo on this thread).
Specifically in Uyuni + "Ruta de las Lagunas (Bolivia)" we spent 5 days. For this part, I recommend you one day plus, it seems me better for you to enjoy your journey with more time.
It was amazing! I highly recommend this trip. The route is very hard for the rig, so, although it is not impossible, is more safe do it in two or more vehicles.
Don't expect structure there. You can find some hotels and hostels, but… In this video, you can check it out the beauty of this route:
I definitely learned one thing: I love the Andes Mountains! Spent the night there, camping in the middle of nowhere, was an awesome experience that I had the privilege to repeat some times…
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My last overland trip, head to the end of the Carretera Austral (Villa O'Higgins, Chile). Here, the Talampaya National Park, in Argentine. Awesome!
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All geological eras exposed in one place! Ischigualasto Provincial Park, a UNESCO world heritage site in Argentina. Impressive spot and less-visited them other less interesting places. Check these perfectly spherical rocks! The name of this area is "bocce court". It's awesome!!!
