Travel Begins at 40: Witness the Wild in Patagonian Park Agentina

This December, travellers in pursuit of unique nature experiences are invited to witness the wild at Patagonia Park Argentina. Large-scale rewilding with brand new trails and facilities have transformed the park into South America’s ultimate outdoor and wildlife watching destination for 2023 and beyond.

So much more than a tourist destination, Patagonia Park Argentina has been restored by private charitable organisation, Freyja Foundation, and its partner and grantee, Rewilding Argentina in a bid to ignite greater connection with nature and passion for the outdoors. Visitors will be captivated by uninterrupted vistas of Patagonia’s steppe, framed by majestic canyons, carved by geological phenomena, and surrounded by native species.

The park stretches across 180,000 hectares from Portal Cañadón Pinturas in Argentina to La Ascensión Portal on the border of Chile and, thanks to the rewilding efforts, is once again home to Patagonia’s top predator, the puma, and the region’s largest herbivore, the guanaco. Through world class trails, hiking, camping, excursions and breath-taking scenic routes, travellers will encounter endangered species that are being re-established after years of displacement from ranching.

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