Our trekking region is Los Glaciers National Park, covering more than 6000 square kilometres of southern Argentina offers a remarkable combination of breathtaking glaciers, spectacular mountain ranges, vast emerald green lakes and rare plants and animals. The major attraction to the Park is without doubt the mountain range on the northwest shores of Lago Viedma, which includes the granite pinnacles of Mount Fitzroy (3441m) and Cerro Torre (3128m).

Charity Climb Mount Frances summits led by Simon Yates of 'Touching the Void' fame. A truly unique opportunity to climb a mountain in one of the least visited mountain ranges outside of the Polar Regions. The peak Monte Frances (2,100m) has only received two previous ascents - the first being made by the British mountaineer and explorer Eric Shipton.

The remoteness of the Cordillera Darwin Range means that we must access them from the sea. Beginning in the Argentinian port of Ushuaia we will board a chartered ocean going yacht and sail across the Beagle Channel to enter Chilean territory at Peurto Williams on Navarino Island. From here we will sail west along the Channel to be dropped off in the beautiful bay of Caleta Olla. Above the bay we set up camp in virgin southern beech forest, below a small glacial lake.

We climb the mountain by its S.E.Ridge, which is a long, but not technically demanding snow ridge. However, the wild and unpredictable weather in this part of the world will make the mountain challenging enough. We will return to Ushuaia by yacht at the end of the trip. The ultimate in wilderness adventures.