The town and port at Puerto Chacabuco is rather small.  The excursion we went on was to the town of Coihaique and the Simpson River Valley.

This area is so remote that it is considered by many to be the last frontier.  This bus tour was one of seeing the countryside and the nature surrounding the Simpson River.

This photo collection includes some of the sights, waterfall, flowers, fjords, and a couple of sunsets.

ANPC0002 (Fishing boat in Puerto Chacabuco)		ANPC0005 (Do they need a rowboat to get to the rowboat?)
ANPC0003 (Along the coast we had light rain and overcast skies)		ANPC0008 (Inland the Simpson River flows west from Coihaique)
ANPC0009 (Mountains above Coihaique)		ANPC0012 (Fence lines and windblown bushes)
ANPC0018 (An extraordinary flower outside of an ordinary museum in Coihaique)		ANPC0020 (Mother Earth expressed as an Indian taking care of her infant)
ANPC0029 (An overgrown wagon wheel)		ANPC0031 (Inside the lunch stop, a collection of Chilean items)
ANPC0040 (The Virgin Falls flow into the Simpson River)		ANPC0044 (The "Muffin" mountain looks like an English Muffin with icing on top in the winter)
ANPC0045 (The face on the side of "Muffin" mountain)		ANPC0051 (Flower Bells?)
ANPC0054 (The seed pod for a really big leafed plant)		ANPC0058 (Coastal clouds, fjords and hot tubs)
ANPC0067 (Coastal fjords)		ANPC0072 (The more we went north the fewer clouds)
ANPC0075 (A South American sunset)		ANPC0077 (Sunsets and water, how can you beat that?)

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