* Palena: Hostal Alto Patagonia has very tidy rooms and bathroom. Its 25.000 Peso per person including breakfast. Yolanda is a very kind host!
- * There is a shop that sells a very good selection of unpackaged goods ideal for hikers (nuts, seeds, granola, lentils, etc.) called Emporio Canelo in Futaleufú, here: [-43.18619, -71.86853]. It doesn't seem to be on Google Maps currently. - * In Palena the resupply options are rather limited. We managed to find a medium gas canister (with thread) in one of the shops, vegetable Selection was sub par, at least for us coming from the north.- * Palena has a nice bakery that sells really good (sourdough?) bread.- * In Palena, the café close to the bus stop sells dry nuts and has a good selection of cakes.Transport- There's a bus twice a week from Futaleufú to Palena and in the other direction. It runs Tuesdays (F->P: 9am, 4pm) and Fridays (9am).
==Resupply and Accommodation along the Route==
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The ferry still runs Thursdays and Sundays, although it left around 11:30, not 9:40 as the website states. No problem to buy a ticket upon boarding.
* There's a bus twice a week from Futaleufú to Palena and in the other direction. It runs Tuesdays (F->P: 9am, 4pm) and Fridays (9am).
=Permits, Entry Fees and Right-of-Way Issues=
