GPT64 (Bahia Yendegaia)

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Season 2023/24

• From 2023-10-25 to 2023-10-29 // 5 days // Hiking // NOBO // RR // Quentin Clavel

This is wild. No, it's way more than wild, it's brutal. After the Tierra del Fuego national park. You continue to the official track "Hito XXIV" until the border between Argentina and Chile.

Then, it's nature. Exploration. Hard to go on, between rivers, forest, mountains, swamps... It was very cold for me, rainy and snowy. Crazy conditions.

This area is part of the Yendegaia National Park.It took me 5 days, and it was difficult to do more than 10/15 Kms per days with these conditions and in this amazing nature, where you'll find nobody, except some amazing birds, beevers, wild horses and .. wild bulls !

I followed the Lago Roca, then Rio Rojas, and finally tried to pass the final push near Laguna Encantada. I knew it was quite early in the season but luckily, with a nice weather and instead of a big amount of snow I managed to pass.

When I found the gravel road Y-85 at the end of this section that was like a big amount of happiness !

Resupply and Accommodation

Resupply and Accommodation along the Route

Absolutely nothing. The only point where you could find something is inside the Tierra Del Fuego national park, at the really beginning of Lago Roca. A touristic place before going onto deep and wild nature.

It's called alakush restaurant. Here is the GPS Point : S 54°50.236', W 68°33.719'

Permits, Entry Fees and Right-of-Way Issues

Depends where you begin. I did it from Ushuaia. So I passed the border without any permit or permission. There's obviously no official control at the border here, because it's at this border that the little track stop, and that you're evolving in the wildness.

From Ushuaia there's just a little hut at the beginning of the national park, where there's a guard from the NP, but he was just giving me informations about the tracks who were open.

Just be careful. You enter illegally in Chile. So you expose yourself to serious problem with authorities. Be just awarded about that.

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