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| The municipal administration of Cochamo published a hiking map showing the horse trail that are used and maintained by the local population that lives remote backcountry. We found this map during our hike in an accomidation and changed our preliminary route to incorporate additional lakes and trails. This change of plan turned out to be an excellent choise.
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| Estefania Chereguini and Walter Oszust
| When I started to work on the southern extension of the GPT I struggled with finding a route from Lago Puelo to Lago Cholila. Due to the dense forest possible trails are well hidden and [http://yetithruhikes.blogspot.de/ another hiker] had to return half-way because he got stack in inpassable forest. It was Estefania Chereguini and Walter Oszust, the initiators and authors of the Huella Andina, who guided us most of the way. Due to a wild fire we could not walk the entire trail but the most challanging part of it. Thanks to Estefania and Walter the GPT could be extended further south avoiding long walks on roads with substantial transit traffic.
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| GPT18Google Earth| The regular packrafting route was planned with Google Earth. The river Carrileufu from the Lago Cholila to the Lago Rivadavia appers calm and easy navigable on the satellite images which could be confirmed when floating down this river.| -style="vertical-align:top;"| rowspan="2" | GPT18| Estefania Chereguini and Walter Oszust| Estefania Chereguini and Walter Oszust initiated and developed the Huella Andina which is the recommended route for hikers in this section. | -style="vertical-align:top;"| Google Earth| The regular packrafting route was planned with Google Earth. The rivers that connect the Lago Rivadavia with Lago Verde Lago Futalaufquen appers mostly calm with a few smaller rapids. This could be confirmed when floating down this river.
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