Cambios

** ''Duration: ½ to 1 day''

The first stage of the Greater Patagonian Trail gets you right into a mind-blowing volcanic theatre. The landscape is transformed by numerous powerful eruptions of the volcano Descabezado Grande and it’s equally potent smaller brothers in the surrounding. During the last major outbreak in 1932 the Quizapu; a parasitic crater 6 km south of the main crater; vomited an estimated 25 cubic kilometer of lava and volcanic ash.

smaller volcano. Both lakes are not far of the trail near a scenic camp site.

Here you can see plenty of [http://www.panoramio.com/user/7876187/tags/GPT%20Section%2001 images of section 1 of the Greater Patagonian Trail] that are uplodaded to Panoramio and Google Earth.

And here you can read the detailed trail section description on wikiexplora: [[Greater Patagonian Trail Section 1: Volcán Descabezado]]

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Imagen:01 Greater Patagonian Trail, Volcan Descabezado, El Bolsón.jpg|El Bolsón