Timely travel tips and practical advice, along with Dispatches From the Frontier, to help you get informed and inspired.
View highlights from a wonderful 2022-2023 season at Patagonia Frontiers, which welcomed 90 students across six courses . As we prepare for another season ahead, founder (director) John Hauf reflects on highlights from collaborations with Penn State University and Steamboat Mountain School, the agility of our dedicated crew (staff), and more.
I wish I could express exactly what it is that makes this place so powerful. To see me try, view our new video short (less than 3 minutes), which captures a glimpse of the magic of this valley, wrapped in an invitation to visit.
In April 2022, Patagonia Frontiers welcomed 12 high schoolers for two weeks of immersive wilderness trekking and field research as part of its continued partnership with High Mountain Institute’s Gap program.
The vast and stunning wilderness terrain emblematic of Patagonian Chile is the stuff of legend. Here are 10 reasons to plan your travel to Patagonia this year, and to the Patagonia Frontiers wilderness ranch.
Six months after leaving the ranch, Work Crew Member Ryan J. Crawford speaks to what remains behind, and why to trust his experience but not his words.
As of September 1, 2022, Chile’s travel requirements were amended to make it easier for foreign travelers. Here’s what to expect and how to prepare for your trip to Patagonia, Chile, along with firsthand advice from a recent traveler.
A convergence of relationships and timing allowed us to significantly further our vision of safeguarding Patagonia wildlands to over 5,000 acres for “wilderness classroom.” Founder John Hauf reflects on our origin story, lessons learned, and the relational nature of conservation.
“Welcome home, neighbor,” said don Julian, “Here are your belongings, all ready for you.”