We have chosen this beautiful and relatively unknown area because we think it is a good representative of Northern Patagonia. It has huge granite walls which are the remains of ancient glaciers. It is also called the Chilean Yosemite because climbers from all over the world are starting to explore new routes.  As we go deep into the valley we will cross many rivers and see the exuberant nature and biodiversity on this corner of the planet. We will be able to listen to birds like Chucao and Huet Huet singing, see the Alerce (Larch) a tree that can live up to 3,500 years and reach 50 mt high. We will also find beautiful lakes where settlers live year round surrounded by nature and connected by paths that can only be used by horses or people on foot. The settlers use these paths to take their products to the nearest town or market. We will spend some time with them, listen to their stories and buy their 100% organic products. This is a trip that will take us through  wild nature in Northern Patagonia.