Patagonia, our first guided inn-to-inn hiking tour of 2017, leaves in just a month and-a-half, and we still have a few spots available. What are you doing in late February/early March? Would you like to ditch winter and join us for a hike in South America? Remember, our winter (in the Northern Hemisphere), is Argentina’s summer!
Patagonia Hiking Tour Highlights:
- 8 nights / 9 days in charming three star inns and superior four star hotels.
- Hiking to the tops of local summits, wine and beer sipping at mountain huts, views of sparkling lakes, beach picnics and delicious Argentine cuisine all in one tour.
- Panoramic views of the Andes Mountains, the longest continental mountain range in the world.
- Exploring the vibrant shops of Bariloche, the “Chocolate Capital” of Argentina.
Dates:
February 22-March 2, 2017
March 5-13, 2017
Cost: $5,122 person double (single +$676).
Trip leader: Dave Gruss
You can see photos from one of last year’s trips by clicking here and here. And more photos here.
See you in Argentina!
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