Stellar morning ride with incredible views and animal sightings; Rhea, Guanaco, Culpeo and lots of birds. No Puma yet. Ride continues this afternoon to Cochrane.
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Parque National Patagonia, Chile
9 responses to “Parque National Patagonia, Chile”
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My almost daily rays of sunshine!
Makes up for the lack of ANY sun for many days here.
What are the normal daytime temperature highs and night time lows Andreas?LikeLike
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@5C at night when I started riding with daytime highs of 20, to now nights around 12 and days at 25.
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Do you get near to Fitz Roy?
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Should be there this week if all goes well. It is on my route after O’Higgins, Chile
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I explore parts of your route on Google Earth. You are sure passing through some spectacular terrain . What are the local people like? I see the homes are modest but well ordered.
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Interesting homes here. The smaller towns that I have been in often have what looks like a suburb of ordered ‘cookie cutter’ homes. They are apparently given to families who earn below a certain amount with a no downpayment long term mortgage.
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Quite desolate looking. How far have you gone to date?
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Incredible how few people are around. It certainly makes cycling on gravel/dirt roads easier and less dusty. I am right now sitting enjoying a coffee at the Patagonia Park Headquarters. Before that the last 160 km were without services. In total so far…930km
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Enjoy the brew and the break. The dust is a consideration I hadn’t thought about. Glad it’s not busy.
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