No sabes cuánto me alegra que estés feliz por visitar mi país. Mucha suerte en tus próximos viajes, mereces muchos más suscriptores, tus blogs son maravillosos, sobretodo por las excelentes tomas que haces. 😁🇨🇱❤
Hi from Australia. I'm preparing my trip for January with my 15 year old son and this video is very helpful. Due to time limitations, we probably won't be able to do the O circuit. However, I know from Refugio Grey we can walk north for 2 hours and pass two bridges. Will I be able to see from the second bridge something close that what you show in minute 13:41? Do you remember is the view in 13:41 is located before the first bridge (walking from El Paso to Grey Campsite) - which for me would be the third bridge (walking from Grey to El Paso)? Thanks in advance. Loved the video.
Hello! I’m glad you enjoyed the video! The viewpoint at 13:41 is just before El Paso Ranger station (when walking from Grey to El Paso) so it would be after the 3rd bridge. But along that whole section there are very nice viewpoints of the glacier that show similar views! Hope that helps!
hi hi! super video my name is also josh & i think i'll also do a solo trip to patagonia in january 2024 after i graduate and this hypes me up soooo much 🤩🤩
@@joshuastoian6804 if you want to do the O trek, the campsites book very quickly so make sure you secure those. Other than that, my best advice is to travel light and try to make the most of your adventure. Do as much as you possibly can! You won’t regret trying something but will usually regret not doing a fun activity!
I stayed at Hostel Last Hope in Puerto Natales. At the airport there was a booth for a small shuttle bus which dropped a bunch of people off at their hostels. There were also a lot of taxis there. I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
I did require a mobility pass to get into the country. They were very strict on checking it upon entry and exit of the country. I am not sure if the regulations still apply, the chilean government website would be the best resource for you!
This is amazing! Gorgeous views and I really like your vibe. I am planning on going on a solo trip to Patagonia later this year but haven't really done any hiking before. I am gathering information online. Is there any recommendation or suggestion you would make to someone who has little experience with outdoor activities?
Thanks! Definitely just get outside and start with walking or hiking wherever you can. If you have a bit of base fitness there are plenty of hikes that are suitable for beginners!
Love the video!!! I'm going to Patagonia in 2 months and am trying to plan my budget. how much were the campsites each night? and can you just show up or is a reservation required?
Campsites are strictly regulated by the park rangers, you have to show that you have reservations for every campsite along the trail before they let you in the park. If you have your own tent campsites are pretty reasonable (10-30 USD depending on the company)
Nice video but too bad I had to stop watching because of the music 😅 for me it’s too present and really has nothing to do with the incredible landscapes !.. just wanted to let you know my point of view.
This is incredible!
🙏
You have accomplished something very special. you have done an excellent with capturing and sharing the amazing time you had. Thank you.
No sabes cuánto me alegra que estés feliz por visitar mi país. Mucha suerte en tus próximos viajes, mereces muchos más suscriptores, tus blogs son maravillosos, sobretodo por las excelentes tomas que haces. 😁🇨🇱❤
Muchas gracias!!
This is awesome of you to do a solo trip and share it with us!
I'm also planning to do the same hopefully next year, thank you!
Espectacular.... felicitaciones
Super video! And you have a so beautiful smile!
Best travel vlog 😍😍
Thank you :))
Great video, you’re brave of doing hiking and traveling alone, very inspiring to me, thank you and keep it up :)
Nice video, Very well captured. All the best.. I wish you will make more videos and explore more places.
Thanks! I’m going to start making a few more videos of places I go!
Great video!
Thanks! I'm glad you liked it!
This is awesome Josh!
Thanks!!
Respect to solo travelers
Yo también fui solo, aún así lo disfruté mucho
Epic views. Definitely want to visit. Thanks!
Solid content! Where to next???
Thanks!! Colorado in a couple weeks and then Hawaii in May!!
Living my dream
Travel life is the best life!
Hi from Australia.
I'm preparing my trip for January with my 15 year old son and this video is very helpful.
Due to time limitations, we probably won't be able to do the O circuit. However, I know from Refugio Grey we can walk north for 2 hours and pass two bridges. Will I be able to see from the second bridge something close that what you show in minute 13:41? Do you remember is the view in 13:41 is located before the first bridge (walking from El Paso to Grey Campsite) - which for me would be the third bridge (walking from Grey to El Paso)?
Thanks in advance. Loved the video.
Hello! I’m glad you enjoyed the video! The viewpoint at 13:41 is just before El Paso Ranger station (when walking from Grey to El Paso) so it would be after the 3rd bridge. But along that whole section there are very nice viewpoints of the glacier that show similar views! Hope that helps!
@@joshcaldwell6946 gracias!
hi hi! super video my name is also josh & i think i'll also do a solo trip to patagonia in january 2024 after i graduate and this hypes me up soooo much 🤩🤩
Hi Josh! That is awesome! Glad I can inspire others to travel too!
@@joshcaldwell6946 do you have like a few tips? just basic things i should know?
@@joshuastoian6804 if you want to do the O trek, the campsites book very quickly so make sure you secure those. Other than that, my best advice is to travel light and try to make the most of your adventure. Do as much as you possibly can! You won’t regret trying something but will usually regret not doing a fun activity!
omg no way!! We’re in the same situation!! I graduate this year and then I wanna solo travel patagonia in january 2024 as well!!
What hostel did you stay at in Puerto Natales? How did you get from airport to hostel? Thanks for the video and commentary!
I stayed at Hostel Last Hope in Puerto Natales. At the airport there was a booth for a small shuttle bus which dropped a bunch of people off at their hostels. There were also a lot of taxis there. I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
They still make you get the mobility pass to get into restaurants and hotels etc? Do businesses check for this? Thx
I did require a mobility pass to get into the country. They were very strict on checking it upon entry and exit of the country. I am not sure if the regulations still apply, the chilean government website would be the best resource for you!
Hey what shuttle service did you use to get to the park from PNT airport?
I took Bus Sur from Puerto Natales town to the park, I didn't leave directly from the airport.
This is amazing! Gorgeous views and I really like your vibe. I am planning on going on a solo trip to Patagonia later this year but haven't really done any hiking before. I am gathering information online. Is there any recommendation or suggestion you would make to someone who has little experience with outdoor activities?
Thanks! Definitely just get outside and start with walking or hiking wherever you can. If you have a bit of base fitness there are plenty of hikes that are suitable for beginners!
Can one rent a car and travel to the park from the airport and also explore the park in a car?
Yes! I believe you can rent a car from Punta Arenas airport and drive to torres del paine. But, the best views in the park are by foot!
@@joshcaldwell6946 thanks 😊
fun stufffsssss
Please give a bit more detail, as i am also planning to go to Patagonia
If you have any questions I’d be happy to answer here!
How’s trail marking? Is it easy to get lost or relatively easy to follow?
It is very easy and clear to follow. The park sees a lot of visitors each year so the path is well worn
Love the video!!!
I'm going to Patagonia in 2 months and am trying to plan my budget. how much were the campsites each night? and can you just show up or is a reservation required?
Campsites are strictly regulated by the park rangers, you have to show that you have reservations for every campsite along the trail before they let you in the park. If you have your own tent campsites are pretty reasonable (10-30 USD depending on the company)
😭😭😭 I want these views
What time of year did you go?
I went late February into early March. Which is summer time in Chile!
Nice video but too bad I had to stop watching because of the music 😅 for me it’s too present and really has nothing to do with the incredible landscapes !.. just wanted to let you know my point of view.
nice selfie face