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A late spring snowfall decorates the distinctive granite peaks of the Paine Massif, nearly 9,000 feet above sea level.
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A late spring snowfall decorates the distinctive granite peaks of the Paine Massif, nearly 9,000 feet above sea level.

  • The route was not crowded.
  • Towers in Parque Nacional Torres del Paine, Chile.
  • Guanacos are larger, woolier versions of the llama.
  • They don't seem to be bothered much by tourists.
  • Vistors examine the stromatolites that cover the beach at Laguna Amarga.
  • Laguna Amarga with Torres del Paine in the distance.
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  • A late spring snowfall decorates the distinctive granite peaks of the Paine Massif, nearly 9,000 feet above sea level.
  • The Cuernos (Horns) del Paine, topped with shale, are part of the massif.
  • Low bushes were flowering, reminding us that it was spring.
  • Horns and Towers above Lake Pehoe.
  • a glacier descends . . .
  • Lago Pehoe
  • Cuernos del Paine
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  • Salto Grande, waterfall on the Paine River, from Nordenskjold Lake.
  • Zapatilla de la Virgin, Calceodaria uniflora
  • Bev, with the Cuernos del Paine in background
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