Región de Magallanes y Antártica Chilena

Patagonian Peaks and Passes

This collection features remote peaks and high-altitude passes within the Southern Patagonian Ice Field and the Cordillera Darwin. It includes significant technical landmarks like the granite-walled Cerro Murallón and Monte Bove, alongside essential crossing points on the Dientes de Navarino circuit, the world's southernmost trekking route. These sites define the rugged border between Chile and Argentina, characterized by massive glaciers, jagged ridgelines, and panoramic views of the Beagle Channel.

Cerro Stokes

A 2,566-meter peak situated on the border between Argentina and Chile, marking the northern boundary of the Torres del Paine region.

Paso Virginia

The highest point on the Dientes de Navarino trek, featuring a steep descent and views across the Beagle Channel toward Tierra del Fuego.

Paso de los Dientes

A high-altitude mountain pass on Navarino Island, forming a key segment of the multi-day Dientes de Navarino trekking circuit.

Paso Australia

A rocky pass on the Dientes de Navarino circuit, situated between jagged peaks and glacial lagoons on the world's southernmost trek.

Cerro Puntudo

A sharp peak located within the Southern Patagonian Ice Field in a region historically subject to border deliberations between Chile and Argentina.

Cerro Raby

A mountain peak located in the remote wilderness of the Magallanes Region, near the Southern Patagonian Ice Field.

Monte Bove

A prominent 2,300-meter peak in the Cordillera Darwin range of Tierra del Fuego, known for its extensive glacial cover.

Cerro Mitre

A border peak located in the Southern Andes, situated south of Cerro Stokes near the edge of the Southern Patagonian Ice Field.

Cerro Murallón

A massive granite mountain in the Southern Patagonian Ice Field, named for the distinctive 1,000-meter vertical wall on its eastern face.

Cerro Don Bosco

A peak located in the Southern Patagonian Ice Field, situated at the head of the Viedma Glacier.