Perspectives on Patagonia

Over Spring Break, a cohort of Stone students and Stone administrators spent 10 remarkable days trekking and talking conservation in the Patagonian Lakes District: the team visited organic farms, and spent an afternoon at the only breeding colony for Humboldt and Magellanic penguins in the southern hemisphere, and dug hot spring pools on the beaches of Lake Rupanco, and camped beneath the Southern Cross. 

As all great travel can be, it was challenging and beautiful, it was transformative for us all.

Today, enjoy our students’ favorite photographs from their experience in Patagonia.

Patagonian Landscape (Lily K, '24)

The Trek (Lily K, '24)

First Day of the Trek (Aidan B, '26)

View from the Trail (Owen S, '25)

The Rain Forest (Aidan B, '26)

View from the Farm (Liam W, '24)

The Final Campsite (James A, '25)

Macro: Snail (Luke W, '23)

Asleep On the Lake (Owen S', '25)

Trekking to Emerald Lake (James A, '25)

National Park Vicente Perez Rosales (Finn K, '26)

The Volcano (Diego P', '26)

Trekking, Day 2 (Liam W, '24)

Campsite #1 (Xander K, '24)

Campsite #1 (Diego P, '24)

The Organic Farm (Liam W, '24)

Macro: Pollinators (Luke W, '23)

Day 1: Lava Fields (Finn K, '26)

En Route to the Hot Springs (Xander K, '24)

Hummingbird (Lily K, '24)

See also: The Next Adventure Begins; You Will Never Be Fully Prepared; A Different Kind of Resolution; What Are You Looking For?