Mount Lindo (I).
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The peak of Mount Lindo - which, by the way, means 'Nice' - is located at 41° 57' 32,4" S, 71° 40' 53,2" W, at 2.100 m.
This mountain belongs to a group of three that mark the northern limits of the Motoco Region. The other two are Mount Alicia and Mount Entre Lagos.
This region is determined by the Motoco River and its three 'fingers' or sub streams, which are:
1)- The Southern Motoco River.
2)- The Middle or Central Motoco River.
3)- The Northern Motoco River.
A view of the canyon between Mount Lindo (left) and Mount
sin nombre. The picture was taken from the city of El Bolson.
Mount Lindo is lies exactly at the north of the third branch of the Motoco.
We have explored the main Motoco River from the place where it joins the Rio Azul or Blue River, and westwards, until the water stream breaks into its three constituents.
Apart from this, we have explored the Southern Motoco Valley and its river. The remaining central and northern sections of the regions will be explored as we advance from south to north.
Indeed, our strategy implies the exploration of this whole region, which is the size of a major city and encompasses dozens of still-uncharted mountains, glaciers and lakes.
Another view fo the Lindo Canyon, and the city of el Bolsón.
