Cerro Tronador (Refugio Otto Meiling)

This two-day Patagonia hike leads to Refugio Otto Meiling on the slopes of Cerro Tronador, one of the most prominent peaks in the Bariloche region. The route climbs through coihue and lenga forests before emerging onto a high rocky ridge that culminates at the refuge (1,905m). Positioned between the Castaño Overa and Alerce glaciers, the stay offers a unique opportunity to witness active glacial calving. The trail follows a well-defined path of forest floor and alpine rock, with a final sustained push to reach the rocky spine where the hut perches.

Often described as one of the southernmost established multi-day trekking circuits in the world. The Dientes de Navarino is a legendary 40-50km loop on Navarino Island, south of the Beagle Channel. This is 'extreme Patagonia'—a place where the wind is a constant companion and trails are often replaced by GPS coordinates and intuition. The circuit winds through the jagged Dientes range, crossing several steep passes like Paso Virginia and Paso Australia. Trekkers experience a primeval landscape of stunted beech forests, peat bogs, and wind-scoured granite spires. It is a trek for the self-sufficient, offering a raw intensity and isolation that has vanished from more famous Patagonian routes.