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Iglesia San Francisco (1)
Comida araucana (2)
Prisma en Dalcahue (2)
Vecina de Dalcahue (2)
Coloridos barrios (1)
Palafitos, la postal (2)
Marilao atracando (2)
Corcovado II (2)
Iglesia de Chiloé (2)
Detrás del restaurante (2)
Paisaje campestre (2)
Para el hogar (2)
Puerto de Castro (3)
Arco iris (2)
Monumento Nacional (2)
Astillero en San Juan (2)
Antigua máquina (2)
Información turística (3)
Madera y tejuelas (2)
Plaza de Armas (3)
Majestuosa (2)
Costa de Quemchi (3)
Comer sobre el mar (2)
Iglesia de Castro (3)
Restaurante en el mar (2)
Arte de mimbre (2)
Caléndulas (2)
Jardín de San Francisco (2)
Utensilios para el hogar (2)
San Francisco (2)
Artesano elaborando (2)
Estilo neogótico, Rilán (2)
Variedad de artesanías (2)
Almuerzo sobre el mar (2)
Mercado artesanal (2)
Escobas chilenas (2)
De noche, San Francisco (2)
Ruston a vapor (2)
Colores cálidos (2)
Vista de la iglesia (3)

Photos (1): Rolando Fernández Climent
Photos (2): Eduardo Epifanio ( eduardoe@interpatagonia.com )
Photos (3): Jorge González ( jorgeg@interpatagonia.com )

Hiking in Patagonia

Hiking or walking is an activity practiced in all kinds of terrains and is not restricted to age, gender or physical fitness.
As in every task, there are various levels of difficulty, which can be surpassed gradually as experience is gained. The routes are divided into four types of difficulty: relaxed, medium, steady and difficult.

Rafting

Rafting is a team sport, in which all the crew members in the boat row and position themselves in a coordinated manner in order to balance their weight when going through the river rapids and keep themselves afloat.
The standard number of people allowed on the boat is from six to eight crew members, depending on the boat size.
Rafting beginners are recommended to remain in the center of the boat. Those who are somehow experienced and prefer to row may stay in front, whereas the most experienced generally stay at the back.