Aysen Chile Octubre ‘22

[riff]

Outstanding!
I had worked pretty hard on my Spanish, got down on myself a few times for sure. Glad to hear more confirmation on the tough Spanish down there.
Definitely hoping for another trip down in a couple years….




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[stuckathuntermtn]

So you were in way southern Chili? How was the snow?

[kamtron]

Thanks for all the report! Understand not wanting to blow up the spot but that's a pretty niche ski touring destination. I doubt it will ever get crowded (remote, bad weather, adventure) and the locals would probably appeciate some tourists. Just in case you wanna name some peaks 😉

I have a friend from study abroad many years ago who is from Coyhaique that I would like to visit. A good excuse to bring skis down.

Felicitaciones por el viaje. De acuerdo que el chileno es otra cosa que el castellano

[thefortrees]

Great write up thanks mang


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[riff]

We did fly to Coyhaique, and spent the whole trip south of there, down to about 48 degrees. After a few weeks, I’m inclined to agree somewhat that the weather and other factors will keep it pretty quiet. Definitely worth a visit! I also think Coyhaique will continue to grow into a sporting hub for the Aysen, there’s a decent number of local kayakers too. It’ll be interesting to see how it looks in a years or decades.


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[lynchdogger]

Epic photos and sounds like epic winds! Incredible trip. Thanks for sharing!

[byates1]

Great stuff!!Impressive. Have to get down there!

[NWFlow]

Super impressive motivation -- thanks for taking the time to out this together!

[charlesj]

Serious adventure, well written, great photos. Thanks for sharing with all of us


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[NWFlow]

Ok, revisiting this now during an unproductive day at work. A lot to unpack here, what a cool trip!

Even the low-hanging fruit roadside looks incredible.