Views from Cerro Solo, which required a bit of #mountaineering. Cerro Solo from the approach. Cerro Torre and Fitzroy from the summit. Southern Patagonian icefield.

Cerro Torre and Fitzroy from Tumbado, an easy walkup to their south.

Approaching El Chaltén. Fitzroy visible, and Cerro Torre hidden in the clouds to its left. Not visible: the relentless headwind.

Looking east from the Cordon los Ñadis. Monte San Lorenzo in the background, and some unnamed (unclimbed?) peak close by.

Spires south of Cerro Castille’s summit, Aysen, Chile. Cerro San Valentin, the highpoint of Patagonia and its northern icefield, in the distance to the right.

View west from high on Cerro Castillo, Aysen, Chile. So much #mountaineering potential off the beaten path.

Volcan Osorno across Lago Llanquihue.

#volcano Puntiagudo and Tronador from Osorno. Poco #andinismo/#mountaineering.

#volcan Osorno, disguised in its lenticular cloud.

Sierra Nevada, Llaima’s llittle brother. Shockingly deep snowpack for only 8000’ and 38 south. Reminds me of the North Cascades, which are almost 10 degrees farther from the equator. #glacier #mountaineering