Chile-Torres Paine
Traffic free with the dirt and gravel roads connecting up various lakes and estancias and offer a really relaxed way to enjoy views of the Paine range. So we were driven to a great start away from the limited amount of traffic to start our adventure. We rode to explore the Eastern lakes of Laguna Azul and Cañadon Macho with the Torres del Paine as your backdrop,
Brace yourself for a thrill as you pedal through the landscapes of Cañadón Macho on this biking excursion. amazing waterfalls and river
After visiting the waterfalls and canyon we hopped on our bikes and headed off for more sights, like the one below.
The area is heavily populated with guanaco, with sentinels watching out for the herd on the top of the hills.
In the background, is the Three Towers and they pierced the sky as we headed towards the hotel.
We rode to this very cool lake
and then started for home
You can opt to cycle all the way back to Tierra Patagonia, or jump back in the support vehicle when you’re ready to rest – the choice is yours. A few shots along the way
We choose to stop at about 18 miles
Whether you peddle past Laguna Azul on dirt tracks,
We enjoyed traffic free riding on dirt and gravel roads and enjoyed how they connected up the various lakes, sights and estancias and biking offered a really relaxed way to enjoy views of the Paine range – for certain .
Explore the Eastern lakes of Laguna Azul and Cañadon Macho with the Torres del Paine as your backdrop,
In the background, the Three Towers pierce the sky as we head towards the hotel. One can also ride between Puerto Natales and Torres del Paine as some intrepid travelers do as shot from my car window and other photos from the trip below