Hello from Torres del Paine National Park in Patagonia.
I'm Kristin and this is my co-guide, Pete.
We're about to go on an epic adventure with 16 women through the O Circuit.
Pete: We're also gonna be hiking for the next nine days through the most beautiful park
in Chile or maybe all of South America.
Who knows?
: All of South America.
And yeah, we're about to do it.
Pete: Yeah.
Yeah.
Together: Let's do it.
Day 2 done.
This is like the most beautiful campsite, in my opinion, on the whole trail.
It's so picturesque.
It's on a gorgeous lake.
And the food is really good here, too.
And we have these nice big tents to sleep in.
So, I'm gonna get some really good shut-eye tonight and see you guys tomorrow morning.
Good morning from Refugio Dickson.
It was a gorgeous sunrise this morning, really nice breakfast.
Gonna hang out for a little while because we don't have such a long day today, and then
get to moving along to Los Perros, and then we're going to prepare for the big day, which
is the John Gardner Pass.
What up from Refugio Grey.
So, this morning we got up super early so that we could cross the pass, the John Gardner
Pass.
It was super crazy windy.
And then, we crossed over and we got a beautiful view of Glacier Grey, and we could see the
whole Southern Patagonian ice field.
And today was about a 26-kilometer day.
It was super long, but super beautiful.
Hello again, guys.
Coming at you this time from a yellow tent at Paine Grande, which is probably the nicest
campsite in this whole park.
I am about to start Day 6 of our 9-day trip.
Yesterday, we had kind of a short one.
Today will be a short one, too.
Beautiful views, and today I can kind of see the top of Los Cuernos, which means "the horns,"
and it does look like a set of horns.
So, today we'll be walking around the front of it from Paine Grande and we should be having
a pretty laid-back day today, which is most welcome after the pass a day before yesterday.
So tonight, we'll be staying at Frances, which is decidedly less luxurious than this one,
but it's just the way it goes.
Then, we'll check out the Britanico lookout, which is an out and back, and it makes the
W into a W shape.
And then from there, we'll be heading to the base of the Torres.
Good morning from Los Cuernos Camp.
So today, we are doing our last full day of hiking to get to Chileno, which is the last
camp before you go to the base of the Torres.
So, I'm very sad that it's kind of coming to an end, but also super excited because
this is the crown jewel of the hike.
It's a bit of an uphill today for most of the day.
And then, we'll be able to chill at a really nice campsite before seeing the towers illuminate
for sunrise, hopefully.
We did it.
Desperate times call for desperate measures.
Yum.