I am team life from eaglecam Patagonia
interested by a national park if you
watching this video I guess you want to
come and visit this insane white place
in southern Chile and I bet you praying
so you can see it's famous spires and
others and shine with some epic
reflections of the mountains in the
lakes and good conditions to spot plenty
of Pumas while wearing a t-shirt well
I'm sorry if i disappoint you but
patagonia as beautiful as it is is not
always what we people are used to seeing
on Instagram you may get four seasons in
the day with the best sunrise you've
ever seen in the morning and storm you
never forget for lunch time but I'm here
to help you and good news is that there
are trends so you'll be able to enjoy
that Iona's finest National Park
depending on what you're looking for
okay let's start with the basics high
season goes from December to early March
and includes part of spring and summer
it's great for the hours of daylight up
to 17 in December it's less good for the
crowds and the wind which can happen at
any time of the year but the strongest
wind gusts usually happen it's summer
and you can expect wind gusts of up to
150 kilometer per hour
if that happens thermal sensation
quickly decreases and you will regret to
only wear t-shirt now season goes from
April to October but the quaintest time
of the year really goes from April to
September less people more white life
yes more autos are closed in the park in
winter but the main trails are open and
you can even hide the W track with a
guide
shoulder with only eight hours of
daylight in June less wind
more precipitations but here's the thing
these can happen in summertime and these
can happen in wintertime there are no
permanent rules in Patagonia so forget
about stereotypes each season has its
advantages and drawbacks so now let's
get into the days spring goes from mid
September to December it's a great time
for spring bloom that starts in October
and the peaks are still covered with
snow in September the average
temperature is as low as 3 degrees
Celsius and as high as 14 to 18 degrees
it can get chilly at night snow and ice
are still a possibility and there is of
course more rain than in summer but also
a high probability of sunshine there is
lots of wildlife action going on with
the mating season of the guanacos
starting in November and a pretty good
probability of sync Pumas at the end of
winter in September
summer is started the Pennines busiest
time of the year it goes from December
to early March prices are also higher
that's great if you want to socialize on
the trail store and it's true days tend
to be drier and warmer average
temperature is as low as 6 degrees
Celsius and as high as 17 to 20 degrees
the landscape is in full green with less
snow on the peaks it's a good time for
wildlife but the large crowds may drive
some species such as Pumas away into
more secluded areas of the park summer
is the best time to avoid the rain but
not the wind as I told you that is alone
so yes if you want to spot sunrise you
will want to sacrifice a bit of your
night
for is just beautiful if that snake
March and ends in May the leg actually
is a real orange red there's such
incredible contrasts it also has the
highest probability of reflections in
lates like the way so you may get the
postcard of your dreams also less crowds
mean more white line so if you're
looking for Pumas where look for the
card you can get temperatures as low as
zero degrees and as high as 5 to 13
degrees the weather is also more stable
in autumn so you may have one season a
day instead of four there is a
probability of snow especially in places
such as a tower space and its usual to
experience foggy mornings especially in
Maine winter intercept Piney is the
definition of wilderness from June to
early September the trays look empty and
it feels like traveling back in time
when total painting was something no one
knew of the average low is zero degrees
Celsius and highs in the low spy to
eight degrees such like Alaska you
shouldn't experience a hardcore minus
forty degrees but some use cocoa than
others and I personally remember an
exotic minus 15 degrees in July but
believe me there is nothing terrible
with the weather in winter and most of
the time the snowfall does not exceed
the 30 sentinels now which means you
would be lucky not to experience any
precipitation at all but it adds to the
adventure and makes a hiking trip
something absolutely epic you should you
not have to use crampons on some trains
especially in French Foley
and the tower space see there is no good
answer to the question when is the best
time to visit torres del paine the
answer is another question what are you
looking for every month is unique here
is a quick example looking for flowers
October to December mushrooms hit rock
stars autumn and winter beauty anytime
Torres the pine is always beautiful so
what are you looking for
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