Trekking, mountains & adventure travel · in Spanish
Walking guides from Patagonia to the Pyrenees, from the Andes to Japan. What you see on screen, what nobody tells you, and everything you need to hike the route yourself.
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The Pessons Lakes circuit: a glacial cirque deep in the Pyrenees with more than 15 lakes.
The legendary Nakasendo Trail, an ancient road connecting the historic villages of Magome, Tsumago and Nagiso.
Trekking the trails of El Chaltén, Argentina's hiking capital, through Patagonian peaks and forests.
A trekking guide to Ushuaia, Tierra del Fuego: mountains, glaciers and lagoons at the end of the world.
A tour of Tierra del Fuego National Park, in Argentina's southernmost province.
What it's like to sail the Beagle Channel from Ushuaia, a unique experience at the end of the world.
A trek to the Vinciguerra Glacier, a must-do hike near Ushuaia.
A guide to visiting the Perito Moreno Glacier, in El Calafate, Argentine Patagonia.
A walk through the Laguna Nimez nature reserve, a wetland rich in wildlife near El Calafate.
A quick guide to climbing Cerro Champaquí: how to get there, what to pack and which trails to choose.
A 3-day expedition up Cerro Champaquí, the highest peak in Córdoba, Argentina.
A guide to natural Peru: from the mountains of Huaraz to the Nazca Lines, Lima and Lake Titicaca.
A guide to visiting Machu Picchu: the best views, iconic spots and the climb up Huayna Picchu.
Is it worth climbing Huayna Picchu? Discover the magical spots of Machu Picchu and its mountain.
Sailing across Lake Titicaca, the world's highest navigable lake, shared by Bolivia and Peru.
A hike to Laguna 69, considered Peru's most beautiful lagoon, in the Cordillera Blanca.
Everything you need to know to visit the Pastoruri Glacier, in Peru's Cordillera Blanca.
A climb up Nevado Mateo, one of the best peaks for a first summit in the Andes.
Six unmissable destinations for adventure and outdoor lovers in Guatemala.
Snorkeling at the Hol Chan Marine Reserve and Shark Ray Alley, on the Belize barrier reef.
A complete guide to São Tomé and Príncipe, a still little-explored African paradise.
A journey through paradisiacal São Tomé and Príncipe, full of adventure and nature.
A hike to the summit of Pico Papagaio, through the green jungle of Príncipe Island.
The route to the Tristaina Lakes and the Solar Viewpoint, one of the most spectacular trails in the Pyrenees.
The Ordino via ferrata, a vertical climb through the Pyrenees up to the Creu del Noral.
Hiking through the Bavarian mountains, in the Alps around Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany.
A complete guide to Luxembourg: castles, villages and nature parks worth visiting.
The forests and rock formations of Mullerthal, in the heart of Luxembourg.
A walk through Vianden, famous for its castle and its fairy-tale medieval village.
The Lee Trail, one of Luxembourg's most impressive hiking routes, along the Upper Sûre lake.
A walk along the Belgium–Netherlands border, past the history of De Dodendraad and Achel Abbey.
The best cycling routes for exploring the Netherlands by bike.
A magical night at the GLOW Eindhoven 2025 festival, with light installations and art.
A run through Eindhoven at the Urban Trail Eindhoven 2024.
Japan's natural side: temples in the forest, waterfalls, and national parks like Nikko and Nara.
Everything about getting around Japan: JR Pass, Shinkansen trains, Suica, Pasmo and the Tokyo metro.
Why Nikko is one of Japan's most impressive destinations.
Is Kamakura worth visiting or just a tourist trap? We find out by hiking its trails.
Kamikochi, one of the best places to experience Japan's natural side.
A boat trip down the Hozugawa River, a green, mountainous paradise near Kyoto.
A loop hike through Nara Park, home to Japan's sacred deer.
Miyajima, also known as Itsukushima, one of Japan's most important sacred islands.
The essentials for putting together a good first-aid kit for hiking and trekking.
Every video on the channel falls into one of these three categories, so you can go straight to what you need.
A destination start to finish: getting there, where to sleep, which routes to hike and what it costs. Made to plan your trip with the video open.
The route in detail: the course, the climb, the difficulty and the stretches worth knowing before you set off. From alpine lakes to via ferratas and summits.
A bit of everything between routes: what to pack in your first-aid kit, cycling across the Netherlands, Eindhoven’s GLOW light festival or a race through the city. Everything that isn’t a destination or a trail, but still happens outdoors.
Part of the challenge of making this channel is also sharing what the process is like with other travellers and content creators. How Espíritu Outdoor started, how I make it, and what I keep learning about filming, editing and publishing on my channel.
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Andorra’s best trekking routes in a single video: lakes, summits and tips to plan your Pyrenees trip.
More Argentine trails, this time to new places.
Japanese trails and corners that haven’t made it to the channel yet.
I’m Argentine, and I started Espíritu Outdoor in early 2024 with a simple idea: tell, in Spanish, the routes I wish I’d found properly explained before going. I live in the Netherlands, where the nearest mountain is a long way off, so every trip is planned carefully and made the most of.
I’m drawn to volcanic landscapes, less-travelled destinations and trips where trekking blends with local culture. I film, edit and write every video myself.
On Instagram I share what happens between videos: photos from every route, stories from the trail and sneak peeks of upcoming destinations before they reach YouTube.
Follow me on InstagramEspíritu Outdoor is an independent project: every trip, route and edit comes out of my own pocket and free time. If a video helped you plan your adventure, you can chip in on Ko-fi. Everything that comes in goes into new routes for the channel.
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