The first ascent of mount Ilse von Rentzell and a trip to the history of the woman it is named after.

A dive into Mitre Península, the uttermost end of the Andes.

In 1952, a joint expedition for scientific and exploration purposes between Japan and Chile set its sight on the imposing Monte Arenales.

The exploration does not end with the first glance, nor the first step. Here we revisit the evolution of maps of Tierra del Fuego.

Alberto De Agostini: photographer, cartographer and tireless explorer knew Patagonia like few others. We celebrate here his legacy.

A modern explorer of Cordillera Darwin has left us. Here we review some of his legacy in this remote corner of the world.

An interview to Ulistes Vitale, one of the members of the first Latin American expedition to Cordillera Darwin, back in 1961.

The Polar Auroras are a natural light show in the sky of the polar areas of the Earth.

A virtual walk through the beautiful mountains that surround the city of Puerto Natales in the heart of Patagonia.

Sailors call the latitudes between 40 and 50 degrees south of the equator the Roaring Forties.

Uncovering the hilarious story behind the name of Mount Lady Jane, one of the highest summits of Cordillera Darwin.

Clearing the long-standing confusion about the true location of Mount Buckland (Cordillera Darwin).

What are de glaciers and mountains depicted in the Chilean bill of $10.000?

The unintentional and intentional confusions that resulted in the names of mounts Italia and Frances and the fading of Mount Inglés.

We rescue here the curious story behind the name of this remote glacier of Cordillera Darwin.

An extraordinary sequence that shows how the forest colonizes the ground abandoned by Bernal glacier.

Like nowhere else, on the Amalia Glacier, we have witnessed the rapid change of glaciers. We share our experience in this video.

Thoughts and views of the 2019 collapse of the North slope of Reclus Volcano in the Southern Patagonian Icefield.

Thoughts on what does exploration mean to us.