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Claim: Southern Patagonian Ice Field is a territory of Chile (Southern Patagonian Ice Field, 2024-10-09)
Evidence (2024-02-06): Tackling Swoop’s South Patagonian Ice Field Expedition had long been at the top of my wish list. It involves crossing remote mountain passes to cross glaciers to skirt Argentina’s Los Glaciares National Park and getting about as far out into the wilderness as it’s possible to be. I hike regularly from my backyard in Chile’s Aysen region, but this trip was the one I was looking for to truly test myself against. [...] On the other side of the pass, we finally had some peace. The wind died down just a bit so we could take a break and enjoy the scenery. We had finally made it onto the Southern Patagonian Ice Field and the views were just overwhelming. The whole Fitz Roy Massif was laid out before us with only a few lingering clouds and otherwise hidden mountain ranges fringing the ice field. We were miniscule dots on an empty white landscape. It was one of the most remarkable landscapes I’ve ever seen. [...] If you’re an experienced hiker looking for a challenge, the South Patagonian Ice Field Expedition might be for you. Visit our website to find out more.
Claim: Southern Patagonian Ice Field is a territory of Chile (Southern Patagonian Ice Field, 2024-10-09)
Evidence (2023-09-29): Part of the Southern Patagonian Ice Field with its white glaciers and aquamarine lakes is featured in this Copernicus Sentinel-2 image from 10 January 2023. [...] Straddling the border of Chile and Argentina, the ice field stretches across the Patagonian Andes for more than 350 km and is one of the largest ice masses on Earth outside the polar regions. Ice fields form as a result of accumulations of snow that turn into ice through years of compression and freezing. Shaped by the underlying topography, glaciers often form at the edges of an ice field.
Claim: Monte Fitz Roy is a territory of Argentina (Monte Fitz Roy, 2024-10-09)
Evidence (2024-07-25): Monte Fitz Roy (also known as Cerro Chaltén, Cerro Fitz Roy, or simply Mount Fitz Roy) is a mountain in Patagonia, on the border between Argentina and Chile.[2][3][6][4][5] It is located in the Southern Patagonian Ice Field, near El Chaltén village and Viedma Lake. It was first climbed in 1952 by French alpinists Lionel Terray and Guido Magnone. [...] - ^ a b c "Mount Fitz Roy - Difrol.cl". Archived from the original on 24 August 2018. Retrieved 26 June 2016. [...] Como este volcán activo no ha sido mencionado por los navegantes ni viajeros, y como el nombre de Chaltén que le dan los indios lo aplican también a otras montañas, me permito llamarle volcán Fitz Roy - English: Since this active volcano has not been mentioned by navigators or travellers, and since the name Chalten that the Indians call it is also applied to other mountains, I allow myself to name it Fitz Roy volcano - ^ "Map showing the border between Chile and Argentina (partly undefined)". Retrieved 26 June 2016.
Claim: Monte Fitz Roy is a territory of Argentina (Monte Fitz Roy, 2024-10-09)
Evidence (2023-11-25): Mount Fitz Roy, often referred to as Cerro Fitz Roy, is a towering peak located in the Southern Patagonian Ice Field, near the border of Chile and Argentina. It is a part of the Andes mountain range, the world’s longest continental mountain range, which runs along the western edge of South America. This majestic peak is named in honor of Robert FitzRoy, the captain of the ship that carried Charles Darwin on his famous voyage. Situated in Argentina’s Los Glaciares National Park, Fitz Roy is one of the most iconic landmarks in the region. This granite mountain is known for its dramatically steep slopes that rise nearly vertically from the surrounding landscape. The rugged beauty and challenging climbing conditions of Fitz Roy attract mountaineers from around the globe. Its summit stands at an elevation of 3,405 meters (11,171 feet), presenting a formidable challenge even for experienced climbers. [...] Fitz Roy, located in Argentina, is a mountain that embodies the raw beauty and grandeur of the Andes. It is not only a spectacular sight to behold but also a host to numerous trails that serve as a paradise for hiking enthusiasts. The trails near Fitz Roy offer a unique blend of rugged mountain terrain, serene alpine meadows, and captivating vistas that make every journey an unforgettable experience.
Claim: Monte Fitz Roy is a territory of Argentina (Monte Fitz Roy, 2024-10-09)
Evidence (2022-06-09): Hi there! My name is Chelsey (@chelseyexplores). In this hiking guide I will outline some of my best adventures and experiences in Monte Fitz Roy – an incredible mountain in Patagonia located on the border between Chile and Argentina. Before I do that, please allow me to introduce myself. [...] Monte Fitz Roy is by no means an easy hike. You will need to arrive prepared both physically and mentally. It’s not only long but strenuous at the summit. I recommend starting early and giving yourself the whole day. [...] Lastly, if you plan on travelling around Patagonia for a while, I would recommend checking out Torres del Paine National Park. There are tons of awesome hikes here too! Thanks for reading and enjoy Monte Fitz Roy.
Claim: Monte Fitz Roy is a territory of Argentina (Monte Fitz Roy, 2024-10-09)
Evidence (2011-04-21): Fitzroy (also known as Cerro Fitzroy, Cerro Chaltel, Chaltén, and Monte Fitz Roy, 3,375 meters / 11,073 feet) is the highest spire in a compact range of granite (granodiorite) peaks in Parque Nacional Los Glaciares, in Argentine Patagonia. Named after Captain Robert Fitzroy of the HMS Beagle, Fitzroy thrusts above the Argentine plains and Southern Icecap together with its companion peaks Cerro Poincenot, Aguja Rafael, and Aguja Saint Exupery. The peaks are located near the neighboring Cerro Torre group outside of the small village of El Chaltén, reached by bus from the tourist center El Calafate. [...] Information on a young Belgian expedition to Cerro Fitzroy (thanks to Myzantrope for this informaiton). Text is in French. [...] The right Mount Fitz Roy Coordinates are: Latitude=-49.270947°S, Longitude=-73.044003°W and not: Lat/Lon: 49.17°S / 73.05°W as indicated in the introductory note.
Claim: Monte Fitz Roy is a territory of Argentina (Monte Fitz Roy, 2024-10-09)
Evidence (2023-09-14): Mount Fitz Roy is one of the most iconic landmarks in Patagonia. The mountain stands at an impressive 3,405 meters (11,171 feet) above sea level and is part of Los Glaciares National Park. The mountain is also well-known for its unique rock formations, which are caused by wind and weather erosion. [...] Mount Fitz Roy is part of the Patagonian Andes and is located in Los Glaciares National Park, which straddles the border between Argentina and Chile. However, the mountain is firmly on the Argentinian side and can only be accessed from there. [...] The Mount Fitz Roy/Laguna de los Tres hike is one of the most beautiful in the Patagonia region, which is famous for its breathtaking landscapes.
Claim: Monte Fitz Roy is a territory of Argentina (Monte Fitz Roy, 2024-10-09)
Evidence (2023-06-28): Mount Fitz Roy: A Jewel of Argentina's Patagonia Nestled in the icy reaches of Southern Argentina, on the border with Chile, the formidable Mount Fitz Roy stands tall, a sentinel of Patagonia. This breathtaking mountain, soaring skyward with its jagged peaks and ethereal allure, is more than just a geological marvel; it is the heart of a vibrant region teeming with life and culture. [...] In essence, Mount Fitz Roy embodies the spirit of Patagonia: wild, untamed, and breathtakingly beautiful. This Argentine treasure provides a unique blend of natural beauty, adventure, and cultural experience that captivates all who venture to its slopes. It's not just a mountain - it's a testament to the power of nature and the resilience of life in one of the world's most extraordinary landscapes.
Claim: Monte Fitz Roy is a territory of Argentina (Monte Fitz Roy, 2024-10-09)
Evidence (2024-06-27): The hike Mount Fitz Roy is absolutely my favorite hike in Patagonia. In this article, I explain to you all the trials that go to Mount Fitz Roy and Laguna de los Tres, and what the expect during your hike. A beautiful trail starting from El Chaltén Argentina. [...] The trekking to Mount Fitz Roy starts in the little town El Chaltén. The nearest bigger city is El Calafate—also, the city where you can arrive by plane. [...] It’s important that you do the hike to Mount Fitz Roy when the weather forecast is good. I suggest to don’t starting the hike when it’s too windy or rain is forecasted. The weather can rapidly change too. This is the link to the National Weather Institute of Argentina – SMN. The predictions that they made are pretty accurate for the day itself.
Claim: Monte Fitz Roy is a territory of Argentina (Monte Fitz Roy, 2024-10-09)
Evidence (2023-04-03): The Monte Fitz Roy Trek in El Chalten is the most beautiful hiking trail in southern Patagonia apart from Torres del Paine. Use this hiking guide and trek the national park Los Glaciares on your own with the hiking trails and info provided below. [...] 4) Monte Fitz Roy Trek (26km, 8h, medium) The most beautiful trail gets you close to the Monte Fitz Roy, the destination is called "Laguna de los Tres". You should start at dawn in El Chalten to avoid the day tourists from Calafate. Be prepared as the trail is pretty tough at the end!
Claim: Monte Fitz Roy is a territory of Argentina (Monte Fitz Roy, 2024-10-09)
Evidence (2022-10-26): Mount Fitz Roy is simply magnificent. The best time for Patagonia and Mount Fitz Roy, with the highest chance for pleasant weather, is during the southern summer from November to March. The weather in Patagonia is often unpredictable. Also, luck is needed for cloud-free views of the spectacular mountain scenery. Mount Fitz Roy, also called Cherro Chalton, means "smoking mountain" due to the clouds frequently occurring around the peak. [...] Mount Fitz Roy is located in the Los Glaciares National Park in Patagonia, Argentina, close to the Chilean border. This popular peak has a height of 3.359m/11.020 feet. The area is a Must-visit either for hiking or climbing when visiting Patagonia and the nearby Perito Moreno Glacier. It takes at least four hours from El Calafate to El Chalten, a small village with different accommodation types and several campgrounds. To enjoy some of the spectacular day hikes, plan to stay at least three nights, better four. You never know how the weather will be.
Claim: Monte Fitz Roy is a territory of Argentina (Monte Fitz Roy, 2024-10-09)
Evidence (2017-02-28): The sublime Monte Fitz Roy, Patagonia, Argentina 06 Mar 2017 Monte Fitz Roy rises to roughly 3,400 metres in its jagged form from the southern Patagonian ice field. The border of Argentina and Chile runs through the centre of the region's highest peaks. Although the mountain was first climbed in 1952 it remains one of the hardest to scale in the world. [...] See Monte Fitz Roy and Patagonia's incredible scenery for yourself on Insight Guides' Wild Patagonia trip.
Claim: Monte Fitz Roy is a territory of Argentina (Monte Fitz Roy, 2024-10-09)
Evidence (2024-04-24): Since my first trip to Argentina in 2012, I have dreamed of hiking Fitz Roy, the base of Mount Fitz Roy, in Argentinian Patagonia. However, I wasn’t able to make it all the way to El Chalten then. [...] Mount Fitz Roy is located in the Andes Mountain Range, between Argentina (where it is part of the Parque Nacional Los Glaciares) and Chile and close to the tiny town of El Chalten, in the region of Patagonia. [...] The original name of the Cerro Fitz Roy is Chalten, which in the Aoniken language means "smoking mountain." The name referred to the clouds that normally form around the peaks. This was a sacred mountain to the Mapuche indigenous peoples that used to live in the region.
Claim: Monte Fitz Roy is a territory of Argentina (Monte Fitz Roy, 2024-10-09)
Evidence (2024-06-05): The Mount Fitz Roy hike (Laguna de Los Tres) is without a doubt one of the best hikes in Patagonia (and arguably South America). This incredible hike takes you right to the base of the famous Mount Fitz Roy, the face of Patagonia. Located in Los Glaciares National Park in Argentina, Mount Fitz Roy towers over the small mountain town of El Chalten. Each year, thousands of visitors head to the area with the hope of completing the iconic hike and getting up close and personal with Fitz Roy itself. [...] The Mount Fitz Roy hike (also known as Laguna de Los Tres) is in Los Glaciares National Park near the town of El Chalten. It’s one of the best hikes in Argentina and all of Patagonia.
Claim: Monte Fitz Roy is a territory of Argentina (Monte Fitz Roy, 2024-10-09)
Evidence (2024-08-24): On a clear day, you have a front row seat to see Mount Fitz Roy and the jagged peaks of Patagonia. Even though the mountains are still far away, they feel so close here! There’s a handy sign at the viewpoint labeling all of the mountain peaks for you. [...] In case you’re wondering, only a few people have ever managed to climb the peak of Mount Fitz Roy, and it’s very difficult and dangerous. The pointy peak has an elevation of 3,405 meters (11,171 feet). [...] Thanks for looking! I hope you enjoyed this guide for Mount Fitz Roy and the Laguna De Los Tres hike in Patagonia, Argentina.
Claim: Monte Fitz Roy is a territory of Argentina (Monte Fitz Roy, 2024-10-09)
Evidence (2023-03-22): One of the most well-known mountains in South America is Mount Fitz Roy. This mountain is an emblem of Patagonia and I was thrilled to check hiking Fitz Roy off my bucket list. It should be on everyone’s list for backpacking Patagonia. [...] Where Is Mount Fitz Roy? Also known as Cerro Chalten, Mount Fitz Roy is located on the border between Argentina and Chile. It is near the village of con the Southern Patagonian Ice Field. El Chaltén is a tiny village on the edge of Los Glaciares National Park.
Claim: Monte Fitz Roy is a territory of Argentina (Monte Fitz Roy, 2024-10-09)
Evidence (2011-07-13): World’s Best Hikes: Fitz Roy Trek, Patagonia, Argentina [...] Hike among Argentina’s fabled Fitz Roy Massif, the iconic ridge where the peaks of Poincenot, St. Exupery, and 11,073-foot Fitz Roy itself rise out of the steppes of Patagonia like a vision. This grand tour gives you three views of Fitz at sunrise, with Cerro Torre and Marconi Pass thrown in for good measure. This ramble through Delaware-size Los Glaciares National Park takes you from gnarled, spooky beech forests and open plains to glaciers, roaring waterfalls, and granite monoliths afire with orange dawn light.
Claim: Monte Fitz Roy is a territory of Argentina (Monte Fitz Roy, 2024-10-09)
Evidence (2024-09-26): The Mount Fitz Roy hike is arguably one of the most heavenly and beautiful hikes in Patagonia, Argentina. Yes, we know that’s a bold statement. Mount Fitz Roy (also known as Mount Fitz Roy Cerro Chalten, or Cerro Fitz Roy) is the mountain border that separates Argentina and Chile and the Laguna de los Tres is the crown jewel of hikes for Argentina, which ends at the base of Mount Fitz Roy. [...] Located in the Los Glaciares National Park, Monte Fitz Roy is 11,171 feet (3,405 meters) tall and can be accessed through El Chaltén in Argentina on the Laguna de los Tres trek.
Claim: Monte Fitz Roy is a territory of Argentina (Monte Fitz Roy, 2024-10-09)
Evidence (2024-06-26): Mount Fitz Roy hike is one of the most beautiful hikes in Patagonia, Argentina. Its beauty rivals the Las Torres hike in Torres del Paine. This Fitz Roy hiking guide tells you everything you need to know about this hiking trail in Los Glaciares National Park. You may not recognize Mt. Fitz Roy by its name, but you must have heard of the clothing brand Patagonia. The Patagonia logo is actually an outline of the Fitz Roy mountain in Patagonia, Argentina. Mt. Fitz Roy is the tallest mountain in the Argentine Patagonia, boarding Chile and Argentina near the town of El Chalten and it’s one of the most technically difficult for mountaineering.
Claim: Monte Fitz Roy is a territory of Argentina (Monte Fitz Roy, 2024-10-09)
Evidence (2006-08-07): The first Europeans recorded as seeing Mount Fitz Roy were the Spanish explorer Antonio de Viedma and his companions, who reached the shores of Viedma Lake in 1783. Argentine explorer Francisco Moreno saw the mountain on 2 March 1877; he named it Fitz Roy in honour of Robert FitzRoy who, as captain of HMSBeagle, had travelled up the Santa Cruz River in 1834 and charted large parts of the Patagonian coast.[7] Cerro is a Spanish word meaning ridge or hill, while Chaltén comes from a Tehuelche (Aonikenk) word meaning "smoking mountain", because a cloud usually forms around the mountain's peak. Fitz Roy is one of several peaks the Tehuelche called Chaltén.[7] [...] Moreno, FP (2006) [1879]. Viaje a la Patagonia Austral (in Spanish). La Nacion (Elefante Blanco). p.2. ISBN987-96054-7-0. Como este volcán activo no ha sido mencionado por los navegantes ni viajeros, y como el nombre de Chaltén que le dan los indios lo aplican también a otras montañas, me permito llamarle volcán Fitz Roy - English: Since this active volcano has not been mentioned by navigators or travellers, and since the name Chalten that the Indians call it is also applied to other mountains, I allow myself to name it Fitz Roy volcano
Claim: Monte Fitz Roy is a territory of Argentina (Monte Fitz Roy, 2024-10-09)
Evidence (2012-06-04): Argentinians to stake their claims to the border (still in dispute here with Chile) and to accommodate a growing clientele of climbers and trekkers. I did about 110 km. of hiking here in three and a half days just walking out of my hosteria. The main trails led to viewpoints at Laguna de los Tres (Monte Fitz Roy), Laguna Torre (Cerro Torre), and the Loma del Pliegue Tumbado (both). All my hikes began in the arid but sunny Patagonian steppe, ascended through rolling savannahs, passed through beech forests turning red, crossed glacial streams and peat bogs, then reached alpine fell fields and finally extended beyond the vegetation zone to glacial moraines or exposed summits. Most days winds were a constant 50 - 70 kph, with gusts at least double that at Laguna de los Tres, where I was almost blasted off the mountain. It was off-season, but there were a few other hikers about. The weather around the mountain peaks was its usual self, unlike the blue-sky calendar pictures you see of the area, so I always counted myself lucky when it cleared just a little bit. [...] Re: Argentina: Monte Fitz Roy and thereabouts [...] Re: Argentina: Monte Fitz Roy and thereabouts heart pounding, especially Laguna Torre in Parque Nacional Los Glaciares, i suppose the nominal sister of our Glacier National Park in Montana. Thank you for taking the time to post about life outside Oregon!
Claim: Monte Fitz Roy is a territory of Argentina (Monte Fitz Roy, 2024-10-09)
Evidence (2018-03-29): My hotel is right next to the trail entrance. I go by the gate at 7 AM, entering the Los Glaciares National Park. Today I want toreach one of the most spectacular places in Patagonia – the subglacial lake of the Fitz Roy mountain. [...] Its discoverer, Faranciso Moreno (‘cause the local tribes discovered it way before), saw the mountain on the 2nd March, 1877. He named it Mount Fitz Roy to honour the captain of HMS Beagle, Robert FitzRoy. The other reason was that the Native Indians named many mountain tops "chaltén", so he wanted this one to stand out. [...] The next day I drive to the outskirts of the city and wait for the sun to rise. Fitz Roy is famous of another trait – with the sun shining on it at dawn, it looks like it was made of pure gold. I am lucky again – no clouds in the sky. The mountain decided to show itself to me in full image, sparkling beautifully in the light of the dawn.
Claim: Monte Fitz Roy is a territory of Argentina (Monte Fitz Roy, 2024-10-09)
Evidence (2014-06-22): I recently returned from a fantastic two week adventure to near the southern tip of South America with my friend and fellow nature photographer Marc Adamus. After two full days of travel we arrived in El Calafate, Argentina, on the heels of the first big snowstorm of the winter season. To take advantage of the forecasted snowfall, and periodic clearings, we drove to El Chaltén and made two overnight trips to photograph Fitz Roy, one of the most beautiful, and technically challenging, mountains in the world. [...] Monte Fitz Roy was named by Francisco Moreno in 1877 in honor of Robert FitzRoy, captain of the HMS Beagle. The Beagle was, of course, made famous by Charles Darwin’s presence on the ship, which traveled around South America (exploring Patagonia) on its way to the Galapagos, and then to New Zealand before returning home to England between 1831 and 1836. [...] Tags: el chalten, fitz roy, mountains, patagonia, snow, winter 17 Comments to "Fitz Roy – Winter in Argentine Patagonia"
Claim: Monte Fitz Roy is a territory of Argentina (Monte Fitz Roy, 2024-10-09)
Evidence (2017-03-06): The majestic Mount Fitz Roy is a famous landmark in Argentina’s side of Patagonia. If you’re planning to see the spectacular mountain up close the hike to Laguna de los Tres is your best bet. [...] Mount Fitz Roy from Laguna de los Tres [...] Laguna de Los Tres and Mt Fitz Roy are parts of the Parque National de los Glaciares in El Chalten, Argentina. There is no entrance fee for the treks in this area (El Chalten) of the national park.
Claim: Monte Fitz Roy is a territory of Argentina (Monte Fitz Roy, 2024-10-09)
Evidence (2022-07-04): The Laguna del Desierto arbitration determined the demarcation of the section of the Argentine-Chilean border between boundary mark 62 (48°51’S) and Mount Fitz-Roy (49°16’S). It brought an end to a disagreement that threatened to escalate into war in 1965. [...] Agreement to submit to arbitration the demarcation of the border between the Argentine Republic and the Republic of Chile in the section between boundary mark 62 and Mount Fitz Roy. Signed at Santiago on 31 October 1991, 1664 U.N.T.S. 295 [...] Award by the Arbitration Tribunal established pursuant to compromise signed on 31 October 1991 in the boundary dispute between Argentina and Chile concerning the frontier line between boundary post 62 and Mount Fitz-Roy, 21 October 1994, R.I.A.A., Vol. XXII: 3
Claim: Monte Fitz Roy is a territory of Argentina (Monte Fitz Roy, 2024-10-09)
Evidence (2022-11-27): Carved out by glaciers eons ago, Mount Fitz Roy towers over a treasure trove of awe-inspiring trails in Patagonia’s stunning landscape. Fitz Roy sits right on the border between Argentina and Chile, guarding "Argentina’s Trekking Capital," El Chaltén. Winding through the heart of UNESCO World Heritage site, Los Glaciares National Park, the Fitz Roy trek is the gateway to the walls of Patagonia’s iconic granite massif. The serrated peaks pose as a majestic backdrop on many of the national park’s hikes, and the Fitz Roy trek is no different. [...] Mount Fitz Roy is located on the border between Argentina and Chile, part of the Andes Mountains in southwest Argentina. The mountain rises from the Southern Patagonian Ice Field, a 13,000 square kilometer expanse covered in flowing glaciers, fjords and mountains stretching to the most southern tip of the South American continent. The massive ice sheet contains the third largest amount of freshwater ice, and the largest in the southern hemisphere outside of Antarctica. This also means Patagonia is one of the windiest and wettest places on Earth.