Torres del Paine

Torres del Paine represents a trekkers utopia: Glaciated mountains, lots of wildlife and few people, plus the danger of cold, damp musty mornings, lengthly treks and horrific semi-polar conditions to boot.

A unique and heady mix bringing climbers, trekkers, mountain bikers and hairy slacker types from all around the planet.

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Owner and main contributor to the michaeltyler.co.uk, a site about my travels and day to day life on the canal.

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