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Tierra del Fuego: Where the PanAm Ends
We are Logan and Brianna of PanAmNotes. We set out in January 2011 to drive the Pan-American Highway and concluded our journey after 15 incredible months on the road. Our blog became a space to encourage other travelers, dreamers, adventurers. We set out to chronicle our experiences in a way that that showed the truth behind a crazy idea. Adventures like ours are more than possible and we hope that whatever your big dream is, you follow it, immediately.
Check out our latest exploits at RanchNotes, or relive the PanAm glory days here.
Our Route
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Handpicked Blog Posts
- Haters Gonna Hate There’s no avoiding it
- Central America Overland An overview
- 10/19/2011 One day on the Bolivian Altiplano
- Mr. & Mrs. Our wedding at Playa Langosta
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Preparation and Leaving the U.S.
- We Are Headed South
- Baja Champion
- Toyota Tundra Expedition Prep
- Pop-Up Camper Expedition Prep
- Economy
- Choosing a Guide
- Budgeting and Costs
- Propane in Latin America
- Routing and Planning
- Costs by Country
- Camping in the Bush
- Corrupt Policia
- Castellano
- Health and Medication
- Cut the Ties and Jump the Tracks
- Our Last Day in the US
First stop in Mexico
Mexico
- Ejido Erendira
- Baja California
- Small Town Friday Night
- Americanos Solo
- Hasta Luego Baja
- Central Mainland Mexico
- First 30 Days Q&A
- Puerto Escondido: Mexican Pipeline
- Puerto Escondido: Surfer’s Paradise
Central America
- All Exclusive
- Panajachel
- Vulcan Acatenango Guatemala
- Parque Nacional El Imposible
- El Salvador
- One Day Through Honduras
- Nica-where?
- Vagabonding Interview
- Nica Part Two
- Good Ideas
- Nicaragua to Costa Rica Border Crossing
- Medico Emergecy
- Cerro Chirripo
- Rainy Season in Central America
- Coastal Costa Rica
- Mr. & Mrs.
- Costa Rica Panama Border Crossing
- Boquete
- If We’re Being Honest
- Santa Catalina
- Jumping Continents
- Looking Back on Central America
- Central America Overland
Costa Rica
South America
Colombia
- There is no Surf in Cartagena
- 100 Miles of Struggle
- Almost Missed It
- A Beautiful Distraction
- Colombia Ecuador Border Crossing
Peak Bagging in Peru
- The Road to Peru
- Sorry for Party Rocking
- Kuelap Ruins
- Staying Fit on the Road
- Canyon del Pato
- Laguna Paron
- Cordillera Blanca Mountaineering
- An Andean Buzz
- One Heart. One Love.
- Review: Firestone Ride-Rite Airbags
- From Mountains to High Rises
- Machu Picchu Rebirth
- Latin American Navigation
- Cusco, Cuzco, and even Q’usqo
- Market Day
- The Jungle Boogie
- Canyon Country
- Bolivia Border Crossing (Specifics for US Residents)
- Puno’s Pretty Sister
- The Last Dirt Roads
- Urban Boondocking
- All Good Things are Wild and Free
- Eye of the World
- Salty Wonder
- 10/19/2011
- Overland Guide to Bolivia’s Southwest Circuit
Salar de Uyuni Bolivia
- Expect the Unexpected
- Kill your Microwave
- Haters Gonna Hate
- Quebrada
- Incognito
- Best of 2011
- Mistaken Identity
- Meddling in Mendoza
- Make That 15
- Into the Wild
- A Home for the Holidays
- Tasty Treat
- Love Drunk
- Truckin’ Down Coastal Route 3
- Why Overland
- Searching for an End
- Victory Lap
- Torres del Paine
- Southwest Patagonia
- Wind Break
- A Damn Fine Road
- Kicked off the Carretera Austral
- The Next Life
- Trout Therapy
- Please Standby
- 28 Days Later
Ojo del Inca Bolivia
Buen Viaje.
I stumbled across your site a couple months ago after I purchased a Palomino Bronco. I dreamt of taking this same trip back in the early 80’s but it never materialized. What a great adventure! You two are so lucky to have found each other and share the same wanderlust and determination to follow your dreams. Thank you for the great stories of your adventures!
We drove the Pan-American Highway from Toronto to Alaska to Tierra del Fuego and back in 20032004. 13 months. Trip of a lifetime! http://www.junglavista.com/junglavista.pdf