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The Huella Andina is a long distance trail on the Argentine side of the Patagonian Andes with a combined total length of 564 km. Many but not all of the 42 day stages are connect This trail is a mostly signposted and marked hiking trail and substantially less demanding when compared with each otherthe Greater Patagonian Trail. The longest continuous sections spans 166 km. There remain 3 larger and several smaller gaps making Huella Andina was developed considering that hiking novices may walk this an uncontinuous long distance trail. Here you find an [http://huellaandinaTherefore neither optimal equipment nor plenty of hiking experience are a precondition to take this route.desarrolloturisticoThe Huella Andina provides a resupply point at least on every second day.govA GPS is not required to follow this trail.ar/mapa overview map To the knowledge of the author of this article no full GPS record nor detailed hiking maps are published yet for the Huella Andina].

The Huella Andina is a mostly signposted project was initiated by Estefania Chereguini and Walter Oszust in 2008. During their leadership of the project most stages were defined and marked hiking trail and substantially less demanding when compared with . Read the Greater Patagonian TrailSpanish articles [http://www. The senderodechile.cl/opiniones/huella-andina-un-sueno-de-caminos-y-horizontes-patagonicos-hecho-realidad/ Huella Andina was developed considering that hiking novices may walk this trail: Un sueño de caminos y horizontes patagónicos hecho realidad] and [http://senderoslatinoamericanos. Therefore neither optimal equipment nor plenty of hiking experience are a precondition to take this routeorg/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/FUND-TECNICOS-S-LARGO-REC-HUELLA-ANDINA-Chereguini-Oszust. The pdf Fundamoentos Técnicos de Senderos de Larga Recorrido Huella Andina provides a resupply point at least on every second day. A GPS is not required ] for more information to follow this ambitious and promising long distance trail. To the knowledge of the author of this article no full GPS record nor detailed hiking maps are published yet for the Huella Andinaproject.

The project was initiated by Estefania Chereguini and Walter Oszust in 2008. During their leadership of the project most stages were defined and marked. Read the Spanish articles [http://www.senderodechile.cl/opiniones/huella-andina-un-sueno-de-caminos-y-horizontes-patagonicos-hecho-realidad/ Huella Andina: Un sueño de caminos y horizontes patagónicos hecho realidad] and [http://senderoslatinoamericanos.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/FUND-TECNICOS-S-LARGO-REC-HUELLA-ANDINA-Chereguini-Oszust.pdf Fundamoentos Técnicos de Senderos de Larga Recorrido Huella Andina] for more information to this ambitious and promising long distance trail project. Unfortunately when the Argentine Ministry of Tourism took control of the project it came practically to a halt. At this time no initiative is visible to close the remaining gaps and transform the Huella Andina in a continuous long distance trail. Currently many but not all of the 42 day stages are connect with each other. The longest continuous sections spans 166 km. There remain 3 larger and several smaller gaps making this an uncontinuous long distance trail. Here you find an [http://huellaandina.desarrolloturistico.gov.ar/mapa overview map of the Huella Andina].