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==Summary==
[[ArchivoFile:Main IMG Greater Patagonian Trail.JPG|thumb|500px|Section 1: View to Laguna Caracol.]][[ArchivoFile:Laguna_Los_Hornitos.jpg|thumb|500px|Greater Patagonian Trail Section 1: Pass 2540 m viewing to Laguna Los Hornitos. File: Jan Dudeck]]
The Greater Patagonian Trail is a long distance trail that leads you right through the heart of the legendary Patagonian Andes. It's a stunningly beautiful and diverse trail that crosses volcanic fields, idyllic Andean valleys, snow covered mountain ranges, lush green forests and deep blue lakes and rivers.
==Used Trails==
[[ArchivoFile:GPT02-P0063.jpg|thumb|500px|Greater Patagonian Trail Section 2: Laguna Dial. File: Jan Dudeck]]
When planning the Greater Patagonian Trail the first choice were the '''hiking and horse trails''' that traverse the remote valleys and mountain passes in the heart of the Andes close to the border between Chile and Argentina. Most of these trails are created and maintained by local herdsmen to drive livestock to their summer pastures and by settlers that live in solitary.
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[[ArchivoFile:GPT18-2014-Pano-Pic027.jpg|thumb|1050px|left|Greater Patagonian Trail Section 18: Lago Futalaufquen. File: Jan Dudeck]]
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==Recommended Season==
[[ArchivoFile:GPT02-P0039.jpg|thumb|500px|Greater Patagonian Trail Section 2: Crossing Río El Melado. File: Jan Dudeck]][[ArchivoFile:GPT02-2014-Pano-Pic046.jpg|thumb|500px|Greater Patagonian Trail Section 2: Sudden weather change in mid-summer. File: Jan Dudeck]]
If you plan to hike the entire trail in the correct sequence starting with '''section 1''' than you should leave in December, ideally in the '''second half of December'''.
==Hiking Direction==
[[ArchivoFile:GPT08-P0032.jpg|thumb|500px|Greater Patagonian Trail Section 8: Near volcano Sollipulli. File: Jan Dudeck]]
The generally recommended trekking direction is '''southbound''' even if most sections can be hiked in either direction.
==Trail Files for GPS and Google Earth==
[[ArchivoFile:GPT03-2014-Pano-Pic040.jpg|thumb|700px|Greater Patagonian Trail Section 3: On the ridge above Laguna de Las Lajas. File: Jan Dudeck]]
The KMZ file displayed on the satellite map above is optimized to provide a good overview but does not include any waypoints and shows only some of the optional routes. Therefore the files below in the next table should be downloaded and used if you actually plan to hike on the Greater Patagonian Trail. There are trail files for individual section and for the entire trial.
==Long Distances Challanges==
[[ArchivoFile:GPT03-2014-Pano-Pic014.jpg|thumb|500px|Greater Patagonian Trail Section 3: Carrying fire wood for the next night. File: Jan Dudeck]]
The sections 2 and 3 can be combined with an alternative trail through a pristine area that bypasses the settlement and the road at the finish of section 2 and the start of section 3.
The following two images show the altitude profile of the trail. The first images shows the Hiking-Only-Options and the second images shows the route with all Packraft-Options incorporated. Both altitude profiles exclude all optional ascents to summits.
[[ArchivoFile:GPT01-18H_Profile.png|thumb|left|1050px|Altitude profile of the Hiking-Only-Options of the Greater Patagonian Trail. Click to enlarge.]]
[[ArchivoFile:GPT01-18_Profile.png|thumb|left|1050px|Altitude profile of the Greater Patagonian Trail with all Packraft-Options included. Click to enlarge.]]
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==Entrance Permits and Fees==
[[ArchivoFile:GPT13-P0026.jpg|thumb|500px|Greater Patagonian Trail Section 13: Cordon Caulle. File: Jan Dudeck]]
The Greater Patagonian trail is not an official trail that is set up and managed by a government agency. Is simply a compilation of horse trails, minor roads and some cross country sections that pass over private properties and state owned land.
===Entrance Permits and Challenges===
[[ArchivoFile:GPT01-AreaRestringida.jpg|thumb|Greater Patagonian Trail Section 1: Signpost that you do not see until you leave the resticted area if going southbound. File: Jan Dudeck]][[ArchivoFile:GPT02-03-P0018.jpg|thumb|Greater Patagonian Trail Section 2-3: Locked gate on southern entrance of Fundo Las Truchas. File: Jan Dudeck]][[ArchivoFile:GPT13-P0005.jpg|thumb|Greater Patagonian Trail Section 13: Locked gate on southern entrance of Fundo Carrán. File: Jan Dudeck]]
'''Section 1'''
===Entrance Fees===
[[ArchivoFile:GPT13-P0083.jpg|thumb|650px|Greater Patagonian Trail Section 13: Volcano Puyehue. File: Jan Dudeck]]
'''Section 13'''
==Logistical Considerations==
[[ArchivoFile:Piniones2.jpg|thumb|350px|Greater Patagonian Trail Section 7: Harvesting piñones. File: Meylin Ubilla]][[ArchivoFile:HowToOpenPinones.jpg|thumb|350px|Greater Patagonian Trail Section 6: Opening piñones. File: Jan Dudeck]][[ArchivoFile:Piniones3.jpg|thumb|350px|Greater Patagonian Trail Section 7: Selecting piñones. File: Jan Dudeck]][[ArchivoFile:Piniones1.jpg|thumb|350px|Greater Patagonian Trail Section 7: Boiling piñones. File: Jan Dudeck]][[ArchivoFile:Piniones4.jpg|thumb|350px|Greater Patagonian Trail Section 6: Eating piñones. File: Jan Dudeck]]
===Tourist Visa===
===Food Supply on the Trail===
[[ArchivoFile:109447130.jpg|thumb|350px|Greater Patagonian Trail Section 15: Shopping in the super market of El Poncho. File: Jan Dudeck]]
On this trail, in particular on the first seven sections you will meet herdsman on the summer pastures with their livestock, which are mainly cattle, sheep, goats and horses. Depending on the altitude and the snowmelt they migrate up between October and January and return to their winter quarters in April or May. These herdsman, locally called "Puestero", live in improvised permanent shelters, called "Puesto". They bring large quantities of food with their horses and mules up into the mountains. You may ask them for food, in particular for flour and bread or whatever they are willing to sell. With flour, dry yeast and salt you can bake your own fresh bread on the trail. If you are desperate for meat they may sell you a goat or a sheep but be aware, the smallest quantity for sale is typically half an animal (Spanish: "Medio Canal"). To communicate with the locals you need to speak Spanish.
On section 5 to 10 you will cross the distribution range of the impressive Araucaria trees, which are ancient evergreen coniferous trees. What we liked on these living fossils were not just the imposing figure, but the nutritious female seed cones that are rich in carbohydrates. These fruits or "piñones" were the main staple food for the indigenous Pehuenche people and they taught us how to harvest and prepare them. You can gather these starchy Araucaria "piñones" between February and April.
[[ArchivoFile:Tortilla_de_Rescoldo.jpg|thumb|350px|left|Tortilla de Rescoldo. File: Jan Dudeck]]
===Traditional Food===
[[ArchivoFile:Sopapilla.jpg|thumb|350px|left|Making Sopaipillas. File: Jan Dudeck]][[ArchivoFile:GPT14-MakingBreadAndPizza.jpg|thumb|350px|left|Our way of baking fresh bread and pizza. File: Jan Dudeck]][[ArchivoFile:Cordero_al_Palo.jpg|thumb|Cordero al Palo. File: Jan Dudeck]][[ArchivoFile:Mate.jpg|thumb|Trinking Mate. File: Jan Dudeck]]
This is not a listing of all the standard trekking foods like pasta and cereals. If you attempt this long distance trail you should know all this by heart. This section lists and describes selected traditional food items that are typical for this region but may be less known outside or named differently.
==Recommended Equipment==
[[ArchivoFile:GPT16-2014-Pano-Pic007.jpg|thumb|600px|Greater Patagonian Trail Section 16: Lago Puelo. File: Jan Dudeck]][[ArchivoFile:GPT11-P0026.jpg|thumb|Greater Patagonian Trail Section 11: Floating down the Río Cuacuá. File: Jan Dudeck]][[ArchivoFile:GPT14-ChargingBatteries.jpg|thumb|Solar Charger from GoalZero. File: Jan Dudeck]]
===Packraft and Drysuite===
==Required Skills and Capabilities==
[[ArchivoFile:GPT06-P0028.jpg|thumb|450px|Greater Patagonian Trail Section 6: Cross Country at "Las Monjas". File: Jan Dudeck]]
The Greater Patagonian Trail requires endurance not only because of the total trail lenght but the rather long trail sections. The first three sections exceed 100 km each without regular resupply points on the route. If combining sections the distances become even larger and can reach or exceed 300 km.
==Code of Conduct==
[[ArchivoFile:GPT02-P0088.jpg|thumb|450px|Greater Patagonian Trail Section 2: Closing a gate after passing. File: Jan Dudeck]]
The trail leads mostly through unspoiled wilderness with little human intervention. And where you meet some settlers or herdsmen you are welcome and get treated as honourable guest. To maintain this I plead all hikers to follow this code of conduct:
* Respect the rights of the land owners. Don't dispute over rights of way but ask kindly for permission to pass.
[[ArchivoFile:GPT07-2013-Pano-Puesto.jpg|thumb|1050px|left|Greater Patagonian Trail Section 7: Puesto. File: Jan Dudeck]]
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==Dangers and Annoyances==
[[ArchivoFile:GPT01-P0050.jpg|thumb|450px|Greater Patagonian Trail Section 1: Poor trail condition. File: Jan Dudeck]][[ArchivoFile:GPT02-P0087.jpg|thumb|450px|Greater Patagonian Trail Section 2: River Crossing. File: Jan Dudeck]][[ArchivoFile:GPT04-P0039.jpg|thumb|450px|Greater Patagonian Trail Section 4: Near Laguna de Las Lajas where 45 soldiers died in
2005 during a snow storm. File: Jan Dudeck]]
[[ArchivoFile:Fox.jpg|thumb|350px|Chilla or Grey Fox. File: Meylin Ubilla]]
'''Fox''': The Chilla or Grey Fox populates the southern cone of South America and can be found on both sides of the Andes in Chile and Argentina. Their diet is varied and includes small and medium mammals, carrion, birds, reptiles and fruits. They sometimes attack small livestock in particular young goats and sheep but there are no records of attacks on humans. Foxes do not always show fear of humans and sometimes approach camp sites at night in search of food. Therefore do not leave any food outside of your tent but also not your smelly boots. In one camp site a fellow hiker missed one of his shoes in the morning. The park ranger later told us that this was not the first time that a fox has stolen a stinking shoe because foxes find intensive smell attractive.
Horse-Flyes or Tabanos will form an annoying aerial escort on some parts of the trail. They are abundant in December and January in humid parts of the River- and Lake District. These rather noisy flyers get attracted by dark moving objects in bright sunlight. So avoid dark cloth and do not try to chase them off with rapid movements, otherwise your will attract the attention of more of them. They inflict painful bites but do not leave an itching stitch.
[[ArchivoFile:Cenchrus(1).jpg|thumb|350px|Cenchrus plant. File: Jan Dudeck]][[ArchivoFile:Cenchrus(2).jpg|thumb|350px|Cenchrus plant. File: Jan Dudeck]]
===Spine and Bur-Bearing Plants===
==Creation of the Greater Patagonian Trail==
[[ArchivoFile:GPT12-P0006.jpg|thumb|1050px|none|Greater Patagonian Trail Section 12: Lago Pirihueico. File: Jan Dudeck]][[ArchivoFile:GPT07-P0098.jpg|thumb|350px|Greater Patagonian Trail Section 7: Dirt Road without transit traffic. File: Jan Dudeck]][[ArchivoFile:GPT01-P0019.jpg|thumb|350px|Greater Patagonian Trail Section 1: Horse trail that is well visible on satellite images. File: Jan Dudeck]][[ArchivoFile:GPT16-P0057.jpg|thumb|350px|Greater Patagonian Trail Section 16: Horse trail. File: Jan Dudeck]]
===Idea for the Trail===
===Trail Name===
[[ArchivoFile:Pat_map.PNG|thumb|350px|Traditional limits of Patagonia. File: Wikipedia]][[ArchivoFile:GPT13-P0028.jpg|thumb|350px|Greater Patagonian Trail Section 13: Cross Country on Cordon Caulle. File: Jan Dudeck]]
While hiking the trail I have long thought how to name this trail. I was looking for a precise but well descriptive name.
===Distances, Ascents, Descents and Walking Times===
[[ArchivoFile:GPT07-MakingABreak.jpg|thumb|left|Making a lunch break. Such breaks are not included in the Walking Times. File: Jan Dudeck]][[ArchivoFile:GPT15-P0049.jpg|thumb|400px|Switching from backpack to packraft or back takes us about 1 hour. Such stops are not included in the Walking Times. File: Meylin Ubilla]]
This trail description contains plenty of numbers for distances, altitudes, ascents, descents and even walking times. All these numbers are based on the "cleaned" GPS track without our occasional seek and search detours. Also all altitudes, ascents and descents are based on a digital map with a quite precise altitude profile.
==[[GPT 1: Volcán Descabezado|Section 1: Volcán Descabezado]]==
[[ArchivoFile:Perfil Greater Patagonian Trail - GPT1.PNG|thumb|500px|Profile Greater Patagonian Trail: Section 1: Volcán Descabezado <small>[[Greater_Patagonian_Trail#Profiles|profile specs.]]</small>]]
* '''Duration: 6 to 8 days'''
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==Section 2: Laguna Dial==
[[ArchivoFile:Perfil Greater Patagonian Trail - GPT2.PNG|thumb|500px|Profile Greater Patagonian Trail: Section 2: Laguna Dial. <small>[[Greater_Patagonian_Trail#Profiles|Profile specs.]]</small>]]
==[[GPT 2: Laguna Dial|Section 2: Laguna Dial]]==
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==Section 2-3: Alternative Long Distance Challenge via Las Truchas==
[[ArchivoFile:Perfil Greater Patagonian Trail - GPT2.2.PNG|thumb|Perfil Greater Patagonian Trail - GPT2-3. Laguna Trucha]]
==[[GPT 2-3: Alternative Long Distance Challenge via Las Truchas|Section 2-3: Alternative Long Distance Challenge via Las Truchas]]==
==Section 3: Volcán Chillán==
[[ArchivoFile:Perfil Greater Patagonian Trail - GPT3.PNG|thumb|Perfil Greater Patagonian Trail - GPT3. <small>[[Greater_Patagonian_Trail#Profiles|Profile specs.]]</small>]]
==[[GPT 3: Volcán Chillan|Section 3: Volcán Chillan]]==
==Section 4: Volcán Antuco==
[[ArchivoFile:Perfil Greater Patagonian Trail - GPT4.PNG|thumb|Perfil Greater Patagonian Trail - GPT4. <small>[[Greater_Patagonian_Trail#Profiles|Profile specs.]]</small>]]
==[[GPT 4: Volcán Antuco|Section 4: Volcán Antuco]]==
==Section 5: Laguna El Barco==
[[ArchivoFile:Perfil Greater Patagonian Trail - GPT5.PNG|thumb|Perfil Greater Patagonian Trail - GPT5. <small>[[Greater_Patagonian_Trail#Profiles|Profile specs.]]</small>]]
==[[GPT 5: Laguna El Barco|Section 5: Laguna El Barco]]==
==Section 6: Guallali==
[[ArchivoFile:Perfil Greater Patagonian Trail - GPT6.PNG|thumb|Perfil Greater Patagonian Trail - GPT6. <small>[[Greater_Patagonian_Trail#Profiles|Profile specs.]]</small>]]
==[[GPT 6: Guallali|Section 6: Guallali]]==
==Section 7: Laguna Marinanqui==
[[ArchivoFile:Perfil Greater Patagonian Trail - GPT7.PNG|thumb|Perfil Greater Patagonian Trail - GPT7. <small>[[Greater_Patagonian_Trail#Profiles|Profile specs.]]</small>]]
==[[GPT 7: Laguna Marinanqui|Section 7: Laguna Marinanqui]]==
==Section 8: Laguna Icalma and Volcán Sollipulli==
[[ArchivoFile:Perfil Greater Patagonian Trail - GPT8.PNG|thumb|Perfil Greater Patagonian Trail - GPT8. <small>[[Greater_Patagonian_Trail#Profiles|Profile specs.]]</small>]]
==[[GPT 8: Laguna Icalma and Volcán Sollipulli|Section 8: Laguna Icalma and Volcán Sollipulli]]==
==Section 9: Curarrehue==
[[ArchivoFile:Perfil Greater Patagonian Trail - GPT9.PNG|thumb|Perfil Greater Patagonian Trail - GPT9. <small>[[Greater_Patagonian_Trail#Profiles|Profile specs.]]</small>]]
==[[GPT 9: Curarrehue|Section 9: Curarrehue]]==
==Section 10: Volcán Quetrupillan==
[[ArchivoFile:Perfil Greater Patagonian Trail - GPT10.PNG|thumb|Perfil Greater Patagonian Trail - GPT10. <small>[[Greater_Patagonian_Trail#Profiles|Profile specs.]]</small>]]
==[[GPT 10: Volcán Quetrupillan|Section 10: Volcán Quetrupillan]]==
==Section 11: Neltume==
[[ArchivoFile:Perfil Greater Patagonian Trail - GPT11.PNG|thumb|Perfil Greater Patagonian Trail - GPT11. <small>[[Greater_Patagonian_Trail#Profiles|Profile specs.]]</small>]]
==[[GPT 11: Neltume|Section 11: Neltume]]==
==Section 12: Lago Pirihueico==
[[ArchivoFile:Perfil Greater Patagonian Trail - GPT12.PNG|thumb|Perfil Greater Patagonian Trail - GPT12. <small>[[Greater_Patagonian_Trail#Profiles|Profile specs.]]</small>]]
==[[GPT 12: Lago Pirihueico|Section 12: Lago Pirihueico]]==
==Section 13: Volcán Puyehue==
[[ArchivoFile:Perfil Greater Patagonian Trail - GPT13.PNG|thumb|Perfil Greater Patagonian Trail - GPT13. <small>[[Greater_Patagonian_Trail#Profiles|Profile specs.]]</small>]]
==[[GPT 13: Volcán Puyehue|Section 13: Volcán Puyehue]]==
==Section 14: Volcán Antillanca==
[[ArchivoFile:Perfil Greater Patagonian Trail - GPT14.PNG|thumb|Perfil Greater Patagonian Trail - GPT14. <small>[[Greater_Patagonian_Trail#Profiles|Profile specs.]]</small>]]
==[[GPT 14: Volcán Antillanca|Section 14: Volcán Antillanca]]==
==Section 15: Lago Todos Los Santos==
[[ArchivoFile:Perfil Greater Patagonian Trail - GPT15.PNG|thumb|Perfil Greater Patagonian Trail - GPT2, <small>[[Greater_Patagonian_Trail#Profiles|Profile specs.]]</small>]]
==[[GPT 15: Lago Todos Los Santos|Section 15: Lago Todos Los Santos]]==
==Section 16: Cochamó==
[[ArchivoFile:Perfil Greater Patagonian Trail - GPT16.PNG|thumb|Perfil Greater Patagonian Trail - GPT2, <small>[[Greater_Patagonian_Trail#Profiles|Profile specs.]]</small>]][[ArchivoFile:Bahia_ralun.jpg|thumb|Bahía de Ralún. Imagen: Jan Dudeck]]
==[[GPT 16: Cochamó|Section 16: Cochamó]]==
