So on the first beautiful day, we donned our big packs and headed up the trail. The trail in question, Laguna Torres, is the usual series of glacial stair-steps leading to the big ex-glacial clearing/forests. Not wanting to over-do it, we stopped at kilometer 5. The scenery was as advertised, breath-taking, world-class, etc.
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Rio Fitz Roy |
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The trail; the scenery beginning to unfold |
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First good view of Cerro Solo and its hanging glacier |
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Fitz Roy begins to peek out; it disappears from view for much
of the rest of this hike |
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At 3.4k high, not all that high; not climbed until the 50s |
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Waterfall at the first mirador |
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Cerro Torres, right, begins to peek out |
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The trail passes through a variety of gnarly woods |
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Cerro Solo again |
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It's Cerro Torre again you can't take your eyes off |
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Neighbors and glacier; behind is the huge Viedma glacier, more an icefield |
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As we are heading back, clouds roll in |
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Gorgeous mountain shots!
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