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CERRO SAN VALENTIN 4058m / 13390ft Smothering the granite spires of the Patagonian Andes
beneath ice up to a Km thick, The Patagonian Ice Fields or Campo de
Hielos are among the most inhospitable and least-explored places on
the planet First visited by Alberto de Agostini, Federico Reichert,
and Otto Nordenskjold in 1920-21, this area proved a logical next step
for the Himalayan explorers. The hostile climate, long approaches, and
sheer lack of information repeatedly stymied attempts to cross the Southern
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