La Leona Cave -52.480132, -71.123072 Memory Landscape Within the wavy steppe, 90 kilometres north of Punta Arenas, a rocky crack sinks below the bushes, discrete in its attempt to hide in the topography, while seeking shelter from the wind. This refuge was greatly appreciated by the pedestrian ancestors from Paeloindian...
Pali Aike
Pali Aike -52.114540, -69.713497 Memory Landscape Set of voluptuous craters that germinated from the extensive and infinite pampa, in the middle of the desert steppe of the Patagonian continent. This volcanic rocky cluster sheltered the pedestrian ancestors of the Paleoindian for thousands of years. Those who, through a nomadic life,...
Sierra Baguales
Sierra Baguales -50.631683, -72.495611 Memory Landscape Located 120 kilometers northeast of Puerto Natales is the Sierra Baguales, imposing, and defiantly oriented in an east-west direction, perpendicular to the Patagonian Andes. Clinging to the territory that thousands of years ago saw it form, it emerged from the ground until it reached...
Torres del Paine
Torres del Paine -50.992491, -72.957182 Explorable Landscape Already inhabited by the ancestors of the Aónikenk people, over 9000 years ago, these pedestrian, nomadic, Paleoindian people were most likely astonished by the rocky sculpture emerging lonely on the flowered steppe. In 1878, Florence Dixie, a British aristocrat along with her husband,...