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Season 2021/22

• 2022-Jan-16 to 2022-Jan-18 / 2,5 days / Packrafting / SoBo / GPT 73P Lago Yelcho / Tobias Schorcht

While crossing Lago Yelcho I had to think about Jan's words, who characterized the lake as a "Beast", many times! The direction of the wind changed within seconds and forecasts were wrong many times. Got stuck on the peninsula right in the middle of the Lake (emergency Camp) for 1 day. For 1 small freestanding tent the camp is fine, if you have a bigger tent, the night will be uncomfortable. The 2 other camps are just amazing!! I also recommend to visit the 30m waterfall (not on the route) -43,26788, -72,28440.

Season 2020/21

Season 2019/20

Season 2018/19

Season 2017/18

• 2017-Dec / 2 days / GPT73P Lago Yelcho RR / Eastbound / Meylin Ubilla and Jan Dudeck

We traversed the lake a week ago in two days in south-east direction. Due to predominant wind this is the only feasible direction. Very challenging due to wind and limited exit options on the last 17 to 20 km. Only feasible on low wind days in the morning hours (therefore best split in two days). Sail recommended to speed up when wind increases.

Season 2016/17

Resupply and Accommodation in nearby Towns

Resupply and Accommodation along the Route

Retired Section Article GPT73P - Lago Yelcho