TREKKING + WETLANDS
THROUGH THE SOUTHERN WATERFRONT RESERVE
What are wetlands? What is happening to them? Why is their conservation important?
We will walk 8 kilometers with backpack and poles along the trails of the Costanera Sur reserve, learning how to assemble your backpack, regulate it and walk with trekking poles.
All this, with a delicious homemade lunch included.
The tour has little difficulty and does not require previous preparation.
To learn even more about the wetlands of the Province of Buenos Aires, we will be accompanied by Julian Monkes, a graduate in environmental sciences from the UBA and a specialist in wetlands. You will be assisted at all times by our team of professional guides.
PROPOSAL DETAILS
MEETING PLACE |
Las Nereidas Fountain – Costanera Sur, Buenos Aires City | ||||||
| DAY AND HOURS | Starts at 10:00hs and ends at 15:00hs | ||||||
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This output has a Relaxed (1) rating (see Huka Difficulty Table).
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Planned itinerary
Although we make every effort to adhere to the itinerary described below, the itinerary is subject to change for numerous reasons beyond our control, including weather and terrain conditions.
Trekking
The activity starts in the morning, where we will have a practical workshop on how to assemble the trekking backpack, how to distribute the weight inside and how to regulate it. We will also learn how to use the trekking poles correctly. Once we have the mochi ready, we will start trekking 8km inside the reserve. During the tour we will learn what wetlands are, where they are, how important they are, what is happening to them and how we can get involved to protect them. We will enjoy a delicious lunch surrounded by nature.
List of required equipment
The key to your comfort during active travel is to wear layers (see Layering Clothing Basics). For maximum comfort at minimum weight, you need versatile layers that combine insulation, ventilation and weather protection. That’s why we created this list to help you choose gear and bring only what you need. Weather and other conditions on the ground will dictate what clothing and gear to wear.
TREKKING
- Trekking poles
- Assembled expedition backpack (see How to assemble the backpack)
- 2 liter bottle with water
CLOTHING
- Head
- Sun hat
- Sunglasses (cat 3)
- Upper body
- Synthetic long or short sleeve T-shirt (depending on weather forecast)
- Jacket and/or warm clothing (polar fleece or similar)
- Undercarriage
- Long pants or shorts (depending on weather forecast)
PERSONAL CARE
- Sunscreen (minimum factor 50)
- Personal medication
DOCUMENTATION
- National identity card
- Social security/health insurance card
- Complete medical record (provided by Huka)
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Monthly departures
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Tour Reviews
Hermosa experiencia! Gracias al equipo de Huka por acercarnos esta propuesta donde aprendimos mucho sobre un espacio natural muy valioso para todes. Fue conocer la Reserva observandola y recorriendola de una manera más profunda y conciente.
Recomiendo mucho esta actividad!
Gracias a les guías increibles que nos acompañaron y enseñaron con tanta paciencia y amor!
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