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Douglas Tompkins: A Wild Legacy

Douglas Tompkins was a world-renowned adventurer, entrepreneur, and conservationist. Co-founder of The North Face and Esprit, Doug spent the first half of his life building successful, global brands, while simultaneously adventuring around the world, completing first descents of the world’s toughest rivers. In 1968 Doug embarked on a trip to Chile, driving with friends from California to the tip of Patagonia.

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What is the Route of the Parks?

The Patagonia Parks Route is a scenic route of 2,800 km, which invites you to explore 17 National Parks located between Puerto Montt and Cape Horn, integrating the Austral Highway (Carretera Austral or Ruta 7) with the Patagonian Channels and the End of the World Route.

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Northern Patagonia & Carretera Austral

Rich in unexplored areas, Northern Patagonia covers the south end of the Región de Los Lagos and the region of Aysén in its entirety, going from Chaitén to the Southern Patagonian Ice Fields. 

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History about Aysen (ice end) region

In the year 1520, Hernando de Magallanes spotted these lands for the first time, after crossing the strait that now bears his name. He encountered a rocky littoral and massive mountains, which we now know as Aysén, and which he named as “Tierras de Diciembre” (“Lands of December.”)

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Titan Forest Patagonia: A New MTB Challenge in Chilean Patagonia

Titan Forest Patagonia is a mountain biking competition set to take place from November 3 to 6, 2025, in Coyhaique, Chile. This four-stage race will cover over 375 kilometers through the breathtaking landscapes of Chilean Patagonia, offering participants a unique experience of endurance, adventure, and immersion in nature.

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Discover Chile’s Best Wine Regions 

Chile is famous for its world-class wines, and no trip is complete without visiting a vineyard! Most wineries are in the central region, near Santiago, making it easy to enjoy a wine tour from the capital.

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Patagonman: “the race”
 
PATAGONMAN is an unforgettable journey through one of the most amazing natural settings of the world. The weather is 100% unpredictable, but the prize at the finish line is absolutely worth it. When crossing the finish line, the athletes will receive not only a medal but also the biggest sense of accomplishment that a triathlete can feel.

 

 

Route of the Parks of Patagonia: “the route”
 
The Route of Parks is a vision for the conservation of Chilean Patagonia from Rewilding Chile (former Tompkins Conservation Chile). This scenic route runs 1,700 miles between Puerto Montt and Cape Horn, spanning 17 national parks. Protecting 28 million acres, it’s also an economic impulse for more than 60 surrounding communities to benefit from conservation.
 

 

Puyuhuapi Lodge & Spa: A Remote Sanctuary in the Heart of Carretera Austral.

Hidden deep in the fjords of Chilean Patagonia, Puyuhuapi Lodge & Spa is more than just a hotel—it’s a destination in itself. Surrounded by pristine forests, thermal waters, and the stillness of the Dorita Bay, this remote eco-lodge invites travelers to pause, reconnect, and breathe deeply. Accessible only by boat, the journey to Puyuhuapi is part of the adventure, especially for those traveling the legendary Carretera Austral on a self-drive itinerary.
 

 

Futaleufú: Where the River Calls and the Mountains Echo

There’s a place at the edge of the Andes where time slows down and the wilderness takes over. Futaleufú is more than a town, it’s a state of mind. Nestled among emerald valleys, glacial lakes, and jagged peaks, this remote Patagonian village is home to one of the world’s most legendary rivers. The name Futaleufú, from the Mapudungun language, means “Big River,” but for those who have been here, it means so much more.
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