Condor Watching along the Road of the Rifleros

I'm a Welsh-speaking Welshman who's now an honorary local of Trevelin, a small town in Andean Patagonia founded by a pioneering group of Welsh explorers in the late 19th Century. Join me as we explore this lesser-known area of Patagonia, and experience first-hand its rich history, its unique fusion of cultures and its extraordinary wildlife and natural history. I'm passionate about all things natural history and wildlife-related, and have previously spent time at Los Alerces National Park as a volunteer in the conservation department. I'd be delighted to share with you the wonders of this corner of Patagonia, from the National Park - a UNESCO World Heritage Site considered to be one of Argentina's most beautiful National Parks - to lesser known tracks and trails, steeped in history and bristling with wildlife. As you become immersed in the local culture, you'll have the opportunity to meet some of the people that make this place what it is, from gauchos to galensos. 1st Class Degree in Nature Conservation from Aberystwyth University, Wales (2013). Full UK Driving Licence & Accredited DriveTech 4x4 Off Road Driver (UK, 2015). Certificate of accomplishment as Los Alerces National Park volunteer (July - December 2016). I am currently not licensed as an official tour guide by the Province of Chubut, therefore group sizes are limited to 5 at the every most.