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From Riverton to Monowai and over the Borland Saddle to Lake Manapouri, then on to Wanaka and Clyde. The Borland Road, from Monowai to Sth. Arm of Lake Manapouri, is opened dependant on weather conditions.
Question by Parker: Experiences trekking in South America (especially the Andes)?
Has anyone trekked through South America?
How did it go? I’m hopefully trekking in the Andes this summer and I want as much advice/insight as I can get…
Best answer:
Answer by Vineet S
Hi,
I haven’t being there. But have got some links that will help your trekking trip to Andes.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andes
http://www.andes.org.uk/andes-information-files/andes-trek-plan.asp
http://www.south-america-travel-advice.com/
These will help you to know the climate, clothing, camping equipment, food etc.
And if you ever wish for trekking in India you can visit this site: http://www.intoindia.com/trekking.html
to know about various trekking treks available in India. These treks ranges from easy treks to demanding treks. You can plan for a tailor made trip http://www.intoindia.com/tailor.asp also. If you wish to visit India in a group, then there is group discount also available.
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