Great pics!!!You got every right to brag you made it and what an uphill journey it was eh? Quite diverse surroundings as well which is always a plus among the sweat and the tears:).

Always good to see happy smiling people in pics, especially ones you like.

Take care and keep it up!

The backdrop is like one of those Chinese paintings! Very, very cool!

@Tulsa Gentleman – I saw quite a few older people doing the walk (by older I mean 60 and more!) and I was quite amazed. Shows that being fit isn´t always linked to being young!

@Sidney – Much more dangerous than we expected, for sure.

@kyh – Yes, it is in Chile. Basically, we were in Ushuaia (Argentina) and came back to Chile for the Park, before crossing again to Argentina. Complicated!

@RennyBA – Next time, we will race to the top, okay?

@Agnes – The view is awesome, but boy, is was so hard…

@Soleil – In Canada, the path would not even been public for sure. Just imagine, we had good weather, but a lot of people climb the boulders in the rain, or at sunrise, in the dark (for the campers)!

@beaverboosh – Canadians rule

@Seraphine – My muscle still remember it Nah, my hair was messed up, but hey, at least it looks real, not photoshoped!