You weren' t in Patagonia in Bariloche. The Northen Argentinian Patagonia boundarie is the Chubut River & the Northen Chilean Patagonia boundarie is the Palena River, the both Argentinian & Chilean Southern boundarie is the Magellan Streit, the homeland of the AONIKENKS (the Patagones, as the 1520 first Spaniard expedition around the world called them). So, you were + 300 km far from it.
I've watched 2 others UA-cam channels do Patagonia recently. Neither showed any of this amazing scenery. I love your videos, Crosby. You take us up front with you.
Mt. Tronador has been my goto vacation place since my dad brought me to Otto Meiling in '95. It's hard to find a more breath taking place - in the world. We keep coming back, over and over, and it never loses the magic.
Cosby thank you so much for bring such beautiful sceneries to us. I am just wondering how much is it for a trip like this? For example the guided tour you had couple weeks ago? And the rest of the 3 weeks you spent in Patagonia? I’ve always wanted to travel like you but travel budget is one of the issues for me . I am just wondering where do you usually book your tours and flights?
I have not heard of this place yet in Patagonia. Staying the night on top of the mountain with those views would be so outstanding! I would love to wake up to that in the morning!
What a mountain scape - thx for taking us with you, vicariously, Crosby & Dylan. Looooved that Moonrise and Sunrise so much also. If it was on Apr 23 the Full Moon would have been in magical early Scorpio! ;-)
Great video! Just a comment on refugio Otto Meiling: the comunal sleeping bags / blankets are really meant for emergencies.. usually everyone brings their own sleeping bag.
Just landed to your channel, looking for information on Yosemite and wow, I see this vid where you are in my hometown! Bariloche! I hope you guys enjoyed our backyard, there are many other incredible hikes nearby, even from Tronador itself. You definetly need to come back, in that case, I'll let you know some local tips about bars, deli, restaurants and more. PS: The Yosemite guide you made is awesome, thanks for that.
Hey! So you went all the way to San Martin de los Andes and came back to Bariloche? And from Bariloche did the hike to Frey and Tornador? Did I get it right? Loved your channel. Cheers from Brazil.
@@leandrovinhas totally up to you! It's a nice quiet town so it would be nice to wake up in the morning there and explore the area. There's also lots of campsites along the drive - that would be my #1 choice if I go back!
10:20 glaciar Castaño Overo is so amazing... The signs (9:43) show the detour to the glaciar. A wonderful expirience
Norther Hemisphere: Dinner Time baby!
Argentina: 5pm merienda time yeah 😂 😂😂
Yep sounds about right
Hi guys, nice video amazing landscapes, you should try Patagonia beer, it is made in Bariloche, Regards
We did - lots of it!!
You weren' t in Patagonia in Bariloche. The Northen Argentinian Patagonia boundarie is the Chubut River & the Northen Chilean Patagonia boundarie is the Palena River, the both Argentinian & Chilean Southern boundarie is the Magellan Streit, the homeland of the AONIKENKS (the Patagones, as the 1520 first Spaniard expedition around the world called them).
So, you were + 300 km far from it.
Bariloche is in Patagonia's Lake District!
Patagonia is south of Rio Colorado. So Bariloche and San Martín de los Andes is well within Patagonia.
I've watched 2 others UA-cam channels do Patagonia recently. Neither showed any of this amazing scenery. I love your videos, Crosby. You take us up front with you.
That's amazing to hear!! So glad you enjoyed!
It was better on the Argentine side than on the Chilean side, it seems to me.
Hard to say! I visited more on the Argentinean side this time but would love to come back and explore more of Chile
You are rigth sir, but maybe I couldn't be objective !! !! !
Mt. Tronador has been my goto vacation place since my dad brought me to Otto Meiling in '95. It's hard to find a more breath taking place - in the world. We keep coming back, over and over, and it never loses the magic.
Wowww I can see why you come back again and again! That's amazing
That sunrise looked beyond beautiful ❤
It was absolutely amazing!
Gracias por estar en mi amado país 🇦🇷 ❤y mostrar todo las provincia argentina 💙
Gracias a tí!!
Cosby thank you so much for bring such beautiful sceneries to us. I am just wondering how much is it for a trip like this? For example the guided tour you had couple weeks ago? And the rest of the 3 weeks you spent in Patagonia? I’ve always wanted to travel like you but travel budget is one of the issues for me . I am just wondering where do you usually book your tours and flights?
I’m wowed wow wow wow 😂 beautiful place
It really is!
How did you get from Torres del Paine to the Route of the seven lakes? You did not drive all the way to the north, or did you?
Crosby, So glad that you are hiking and your foot seems good. 🎉❤😊
It is gorgeous there.
It’s doing so much better!! Thank you!
I have not heard of this place yet in Patagonia. Staying the night on top of the mountain with those views would be so outstanding! I would love to wake up to that in the morning!
It was MAGICAL!
House Dad Mode! ❤😊
The best mode
What a mountain scape - thx for taking us with you, vicariously, Crosby & Dylan.
Looooved that Moonrise and Sunrise so much also.
If it was on Apr 23 the Full Moon would have been in magical early Scorpio! ;-)
It was SO magical!!
Dylan is a keeper….
Oh yes he is
Great video! Just a comment on refugio Otto Meiling: the comunal sleeping bags / blankets are really meant for emergencies.. usually everyone brings their own sleeping bag.
Just landed to your channel, looking for information on Yosemite and wow, I see this vid where you are in my hometown! Bariloche! I hope you guys enjoyed our backyard, there are many other incredible hikes nearby, even from Tronador itself. You definetly need to come back, in that case, I'll let you know some local tips about bars, deli, restaurants and more.
PS: The Yosemite guide you made is awesome, thanks for that.
Hey! So you went all the way to San Martin de los Andes and came back to Bariloche? And from Bariloche did the hike to Frey and Tornador? Did I get it right? Loved your channel. Cheers from Brazil.
Yes exactly!! It was awesome. Thank you for watching!
@@CrosbyGraceTravels do you think it’s worth sleeping a day in San Martin? Or just spend the day it’s all right? Thanks 🙏🏾
@@leandrovinhas totally up to you! It's a nice quiet town so it would be nice to wake up in the morning there and explore the area. There's also lots of campsites along the drive - that would be my #1 choice if I go back!
@@CrosbyGraceTravels thanks! come enjoy 🇧🇷 soon!
Quality Bloopers🤣🤣
When the bloopers are 2 minutes long you know they're gonna be good 😂
This is the best of Argentina 👌🏻 no doubts
Slumber party vibes are one thing, but by the time you're forgetting your underwear in the sleeping bag, you may have taken it a little too far ;)
Argentina es el mejor paus del mundo
Saludos desde Argentina
Omg that glacier!! Chicken skin Argentina 🇦🇷
Oh Crosby, what a wonderful video series and magnificent adventure! (Loved Dylan's house dad mode with the oven mitt on, lol.)
I laughed SO hard while editing it 😂
B E A U T I F U L ! ! !
Saludos chicos veo q la pasaron muy bien
How far is this from Bariloche? Also are there any guided tours for a solo traveler like me? Btw this is awesome. Thank you for sharing.
It's about a 2hour drive to the trailhead from San Carlos de Bariloche!
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Love You From🇵🇰
Cool patagonia
Hope you enjoyed Argentina. ❤🇦🇷
Can Left handed people skip rocks? Great stretching moves!!!!
Apparently not 😂😂
What is the name of the accommodations? I don’t think you ever said it.
Meiling and Frey - Refugios
Linked in the descripton!
Espero que vuelva algún día y conozca lo más bello de la patagonia ,dónde está la 8 maravillas del mundo entre otros.
Ese país se llama chile.lo más hermoso está en chile
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