Showing posts with label Torres Del Paine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Torres Del Paine. Show all posts
Monday, April 7, 2014
Video: Discovering Patagonia
Patagonia is beyond a doubt, one of the most beautiful and wild places on the planet. I personally can't get enough of the place, and the video below is a good illustration of why. It was shot this past December, and gives us a great glimpse of what the place is really like. Truly amazing.
Discovering Patagonia from Tomas Likar on Vimeo.
Thursday, March 27, 2014
Video: Trail Running In Patagonia
Ever wonder what it is like to go trail running in Patagonia? Than have a look at this video from ultra-runner Philippe Gatta that was shot while he was running 300 km (186 miles) in and around Torres del Paine and Ftiz Roy. What a spectacular place to go for a run!
Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Video: The Beauty Of Torres Del Paine
Patagonia is amongst the most beautiful and rugged environments on our planet and Chile's Torres Del Paine is the the best example of those landscapes. If you've never been there, you'll certainly want to go after watching the video below. It is four and a half minutes of eye candy that will leave you longing for wild spaces. Enjoy.
Torres Del Paine - Magallanes. Chile. from Imaginario Colectivo on Vimeo.
Tuesday, February 5, 2013
Run A Marathon In And For Patagonia This September
Outdoor athletes looking for a new challenge this year may want to consider the Patagonian International Marathon, which takes place in Chile's Torres del Paine National Park on September 28. The race, which returns for its second year, promises runners a unique challenge in one of the most beautiful places on Earth while striving to also protect that amazing wilderness.
The 2012 edition of the marathon drew more than 400 racers from 17 different countries and this year's edition looks to do the same. Organizers of the event, who also put together the outstanding Patagonian Expedition Race, offer four different lengths for runners to run. Those lengths include 63k (39.1 miles), 42k (26.2 miles), 21k (13.1 miles) and 10k (6.2 miles).
And oh what a course this is sure to be. Torres del Paine features spectacular mountain vistas, pristine rivers and streams, crystal clear lakes and beautiful glaciers. Each of the routes shares parts of the same trail, which runs through the heart of the national park, giving runners an opportunity to experience this unique place in the best way possible – on foot!
The race isn't just about running through one of the most breathtaking places on the planet however as it also is used to raise awareness of the importance of protecting this magical place. The marathon is run in conjunction with NIGSA, an organization dedicated ensuring the sustainable development of Patagonia, while spearheading conservation efforts to keep the region as pure and untouched as possible.
Registration for the event is now open with early-bird discounts running through the end of the month. This is an opportunity to run a marathon (or longer!) in a place that many consider to be the last great wilderness on Earth. And while you're there, race organizers are also offering some great add-ons to help you enjoy the place even more. For example, you can go kayaking on the Strait of Magellan, tracking Vicuna in a conservation park or trekking in the Karukinka and Darwin Mountain Ranges. These options allow you to add even more adventure to your trip.
Sound like fun? Better get training now!
The 2012 edition of the marathon drew more than 400 racers from 17 different countries and this year's edition looks to do the same. Organizers of the event, who also put together the outstanding Patagonian Expedition Race, offer four different lengths for runners to run. Those lengths include 63k (39.1 miles), 42k (26.2 miles), 21k (13.1 miles) and 10k (6.2 miles).
And oh what a course this is sure to be. Torres del Paine features spectacular mountain vistas, pristine rivers and streams, crystal clear lakes and beautiful glaciers. Each of the routes shares parts of the same trail, which runs through the heart of the national park, giving runners an opportunity to experience this unique place in the best way possible – on foot!
The race isn't just about running through one of the most breathtaking places on the planet however as it also is used to raise awareness of the importance of protecting this magical place. The marathon is run in conjunction with NIGSA, an organization dedicated ensuring the sustainable development of Patagonia, while spearheading conservation efforts to keep the region as pure and untouched as possible.
Registration for the event is now open with early-bird discounts running through the end of the month. This is an opportunity to run a marathon (or longer!) in a place that many consider to be the last great wilderness on Earth. And while you're there, race organizers are also offering some great add-ons to help you enjoy the place even more. For example, you can go kayaking on the Strait of Magellan, tracking Vicuna in a conservation park or trekking in the Karukinka and Darwin Mountain Ranges. These options allow you to add even more adventure to your trip.
Sound like fun? Better get training now!
Monday, October 1, 2012
Video: The World's Most Beautiful Mountains
Looking for a clam and relaxing way to wrap up your day? Then this video just might do the trick. It simply consists of striking images from some of the most beautiful mountains on the planet, with some wildlife mixed in for good measure too. The music is tranquil and the settings serene, so turn up the volume, kick up your feet and enjoy 13 minutes of bliss.
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