Mirador de los cóndores  
  Chorrillo del salto    
  Cañadón del Río de las Vueltas    
  Laguna Torre    
  Laguna de los Tres    
  Mirador del Pliegue Tumbado    
  Piedra del Fraile    
  Lago del Desierto  
 
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Miradores del Lago del Desierto    
 
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Laguna del Glaciar Huemul    
 
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Trekking “Refugio Diablo”    
 
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Boat trip: Lago del Desierto (*)    
  Lago del Desierto – Villa O`Higgins (Chile)    
  Birdwatching    
  Mountain Bike: Lago del Desierto - El Chaltén    
  Trekking on Glaciar Viedma with Boat trip (*)    
  Trekking on Glaciar Torre (*)    
  Loma de las Pizarras (*)    
  Trekking to "Paso del Viento" (*)  
  Trekking to "Paso Marconi"  
  Trekking "Vuelta al Cerro Huemul"(*)  
  Trekking "Chaltén Total" (*)    
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Mirador de los cóndores (The Condor Viewpoint)

Difficulty: Difficulty: Easy
Elevation: Elevation 100m
Total Duration : Duration: 1/2 Day
Duration: Duration: 2 hs
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This is the shortest walk from El Chaltén, which takes you to a viewpoint on the top of a small hill, overlooking the town of El Chaltén. This viewpoint lends itself to spectacular panoramic views of the massifs of Torre, Fitz Roy and the Valley of the Vueltas River.

Itinerary

We leave the centre of El Chaltén by crossing over the bridge of the Fitz Roy River, at the town entrance, and then continuing along to the National Park offices. From here we pick up the trailhead and walk up the path to the viewpoint.
This viewpoint is strategically located for the possibility of spotting condors on their frequent flight between the valleys of the Vueltas River and the Fitz Roy River.
Furthermore, it is an excellent place from where we can appreciate the impressive granite peaks and glaciers and the town of El Chaltén.
It is the ideal spot for people who are short on time, for drinking mate in the afternoon or maybe just sitting and contemplating the beauty of nature.
This walk coincides perfectly with a quick look in the National Park Visitors’ Centre.

This panoramic spot is recommended for those who love photography; from here you can take impressive shots of sunrise.

Includes - Mountain guide (AAGM/EPGAMT – APN)

Size of group – 1-14 people per guide

Meals: Meals not included
Personal equipment: Personal equipment
Rucksack, water, snacks, warm layer, waterproof jacket, gloves, hat, sunglasses, sun-tan lotion, sturdy footwear.

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