Comments on: Rocking the “W” trek in Torres del Paine

By: Airlines Number

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By: Photos from 7 months in Latin America - That Wanderlust

Photos from 7 months in Latin America - That Wanderlust — Sat, 01 Nov 2014 13:40:01 +0000

[…] and Mexico and took pictures of the beautiful surroundings that crossed my path. In Patagonia I hiked the Torres del Paine, in Bolivia I tasted the salt flats, in Peru I went to Machupicchu by mototcycle, in Brazil I […]

By: Renate Rigters | That Wanderlust

Renate Rigters | That Wanderlust — Tue, 02 Sep 2014 07:23:27 +0000

In reply to ternaround. Goooood morning! Jazeker, de circuit staat op mijn bucket-list voor de volgende Patagonia trip! Ik ben benieuwd naar jouw verhaal over de Torres :) Bedankt voor je berichtje!

By: ternaround

ternaround — Fri, 29 Aug 2014 22:00:31 +0000

Hi Renate, veel herkenning bij je verhaal & foto’s, leuk! Ik kan je het circuit aanraden: de W is qua uitzichten misschien wel het meest spectaculair maar om het hele gebergte heen lopen, boven de Grey gletsjer, over de pas… en dat met een select gezelschap… onbetaalbaar! Ik zal er tzt ook een stukkie aan wijden 🙂 Prachtige foto’s trouwens, en dank voor je prettige leesvoer.

By: Traveling solo from the heart - ThatWanderlust

Traveling solo from the heart - ThatWanderlust — Thu, 14 Aug 2014 07:16:42 +0000

[…] Besides that, where am I going after the first week? Should I organize some kind of travel planning, so that people can follow me while I am away? Which actually are my potential destinations? I began researching – Should I visit the UNESCO part of Uruguay? How about a trip to the Carnaval in Brazil? After all I would love to see that extreme nature in Patagonia. […]

By: The hostel experience - ThatWanderlust

The hostel experience - ThatWanderlust — Sat, 29 Mar 2014 03:56:33 +0000

[…] Puerto Natales Hostel Paulette – Very sweet lady owns this hostel. She can do your laundry for a very cheap price and you can leave your belongings with her if you’re planning on doing the Torres del Paine trek. […]

By: renaterigters

renaterigters — Fri, 21 Feb 2014 23:11:55 +0000

In reply to norbert. Haha Norbert, you just put a smile on my face! I think I improved my tent-putting-up skills in Chile ;-)

By: norbert

norbert — Thu, 13 Feb 2014 17:26:20 +0000

Great trip, I recognize most of the places on your pic’s when I was touring around there. We experienced very strong winds and the weather changed within a half hour from sunny to rain, then snow and sun again. Whole tents were flying away because the owner did not take the strong wind in consideration while putting them up. Well .. I know some who have difficulties in putting up the tent even without wind… 🙂 .