This morning was overcast and a bit damp looking but we headed out anyway for a hike on Hunter's Trail.
Along the way we saw more flamingos...this time a bit closer.
Hunter's Trail was mainly a walk through the steppes and rolling moraines at the foot to the Paine Mountains.
The walk took us to a shallow cave that had petroglyphs from the original indigenous people.
A light drizzle started not long after we left the vehicle and kept up for most of the walk. We saw a number of guanacos on the trail and a few birds but not much else.
The guide said that pumas tended to hunker down during rainy weather so we didn’t see any. It started to clear a bit just as we got to the van.
Along the way we saw more flamingos...this time a bit closer.
Hunter's Trail was mainly a walk through the steppes and rolling moraines at the foot to the Paine Mountains.
The walk took us to a shallow cave that had petroglyphs from the original indigenous people.
A light drizzle started not long after we left the vehicle and kept up for most of the walk. We saw a number of guanacos on the trail and a few birds but not much else.
The guide said that pumas tended to hunker down during rainy weather so we didn’t see any. It started to clear a bit just as we got to the van.
We were back at the hotel for lunch time and took the afternoon off. Just a lazy day.
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