Argentina
Cueva de las Manos — Upper Pinturas River Canyon Viewpoint
One of the most significant prehistoric rock art sites on earth — 9,000-year-old hand stencils painted deep in…
Overlanding Trails in Argentina
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Camping Cueva de las Manos — Parque Nacional Patagonia
The only established camp inside the Cueva de las Manos sector, sitting above the Río Pinturas canyon beneath…
Argentina
Ruta Provincial 43 — Meseta del Lago Buenos Aires Plateau Dispersed Camp
Wide-open Patagonian steppe camp on the windswept plateau between Perito Moreno and Los Antiguos, with jaw-dropping lake and…
Argentina
ModerateMeseta del Lago Buenos Aires — Perito Moreno to Los Antiguos via the Patagonian Wind Plateau (Ruta Provincial 43)
Wind, basalt, hand prints, and glacial turquoise.
Argentina
DifficultTierra del Fuego Off-Road Circuit — Lago Fagnano to Lago Escondido via the Sierra Alvear Spine
The bottom of the world, on dirt.
Araucanía Region
DifficultRuta del Volcán — Villarrica Traverse via Curarrehue and Paso Mamuil Malal
Live volcano, river fords, Andean border grit.
Argentina
DifficultPaso Abra del Acay — San Antonio de los Cobres to Cachi via South America’s Highest National Road
Highest national road in South America. Earn it.
Argentina
ModerateRuta 40 Extreme South — El Chaltén to Tres Lagos via the Patagonian Steppe Wind Corridor
Ruta 40 raw — wind, ripio, and no mercy.
Antofagasta Region
ModeratePaso de Jama — San Pedro de Atacama to Susques via the Puna de Atacama High Desert Crossing
4,230m — where the Atacama meets the Puna.
Argentina
ModeratePaso Pehuenche — Malargüe to Chilean Border via the Andes Volcanic Divide (Argentina Side)
Patagonia's loneliest Andean crossing.