ruta 9
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ruta 9印象
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This scenic drive links Punta Arenas with Puerto Natale's and Torres del Paine. We enjoyed the scenic drive up through southern Patagonia. There aren't many places to stop for coffee etc. It is very exposed in places and vulnerable to strong winds. Petrol can be bought in Puerto Natale's, so top up before you leave PA.
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Good view, heavy lateral winds, no gas for long distances, some check points but all good and interesting.
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The newly done parts are a dream, cement roads that are like driving on a baby's bum… The still to be completed portions of ruta 9 however are more like a heavy rash!!! Hope this review was helpful!
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take your time, go slowly, enjoy the view, do not rush, stop for pics.take water, food, good clothes, and drive away.even where there is ripio, it's fine, don't need a 4wd car, unless u intend to cross rivers or get into some trails.an empty road, not frequently gas station, but an incredible road to cross with joy!
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Rent bikes from an outfitter in town (they likely wont be of high quality) and ask to borrow a patch kit and some spare tubes. Then head south as far as you like. Traffic drops off quickly on the edge of town and you'll have gorgeous views of the strait and old farmhouses. Stop for lunch on the side of the road and you'll likely see dolphins (my group saw at least 3!)
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You can travel to Puerto Natales using this route. Really good condition, good signs and the view during those 3 hours was awesome! They have parking spaces where you can stop to rest or take pictures.
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Es una ruta de una via por sentido, un poco peligrosa si se atraviesa algun animal, harto viento, pero hermosa.!!! cada vez que avanzas te encuentras con paisajes extraordinarios!!!
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excelente local y sandwich solo a $1.500 SON GIGANTES. se puede encontrar desde una bebida hasta un clavo... muy completo
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This was a nice drive and I saw Guanaco,Rhea, Fox, Flamingo, Condor, Hawks and many other birds. Not many cars on when I went.
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We drove part of Ruta 9 on the way North from Punta Arenas to Otway Sound. The road was paved and except for semi trucks traffic was at a minimum so the going was good until turning onto the long, long gravel road to Otway!After exiting the city we passed through some rather monotonous flat areas of farmland and rugged barren terrain. It would be much prettier if you drive south hugging the Strait of Magellan to road’s end at Fuerte Bulnes - part of it is also gravel.If a comfortable drive is your aim then take advantage of this highway because all others seem to be meant for four wheel drives - it didn't deter the mini buses from overtaking us though! Music would have been great as our rental car didn’t pick up any radio stations so bear that in mind in this remote area of Patagonia - also top up the tank before heading out.Enjoy your experience!