The Glaciar Exploradores is located in the Region of Aysén Patagonia, Carretera Austral and can be visited through a tour from Puerto Río Tranquilo.
The Exploradores glacier is part of a large mass of ice that descends from Mount San Valentín, which is the highest mountain in Patagonia. In this glacier, which is approximately 18 kilometers long, you can do trekking that begins in the Exploradores Bay. Tourists from all over the world come to this place to contemplate this landscape.
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On this excursion, we'll walk through an evergreen forest to finish in the white blueish of Exploradores Glaciar in the most austral…
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The melting of the Exploradores Glacier has caused trekking on its ice surface to pose a risk to visitors.
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