Below are link to my trip information in a table format.
Included are:
- Distances, duration;
- Road conditions (at the time I was there!);
- Hotel info;
- Rating for routes and hotel (my personal opinion);
Notes:
- Distances start/end points are my hostels;
- Intermediate points distance are usually major intersection, roundabout,…
- If there was a major detour, I tried to indicate it; Same with blockade duration;
- Trip duration depends on so many factor:s
- My speed, Route conditions, Traffic, Rain/Snow, Detour/Blockade, Police, Music I am listening to ;)…
- Arrival time is often skewed because of entering a new city, getting lost or trying to find a good/safe hostel with parking.
Legend:
Note: Brown background in table indicates non-asphalted road
- Off-road rating (obviously, the trip average speed would be a lot less than the speed indicated)
Excellent gravel road: very well packed & smooth riding; Speed: almost similar to asphalt; ;
Good gravel road: mostly packed; thin layer of sand and/or gravel+rocks; All cool, just go slow on curves; Speed: 50-70 Km/h; ;
Rough road: few cm of loose gravel and/or thick layer of sand; perturbing rocks and/or undulating bumps; Shaky ride; Speed: < 50Km/h; ;
Very bad road: 5-10cm thick layer of gravel or deep sand ruts; Many big perturbing rocks; Very rough ride; Speed: 30Km/h; ;
Clarifying signs used for describing state of roads:
Winding road;
Rough road, significant holes and/or perturbing rocks;
Windy;
Trip Info (click flag)
Ecuador’s “Ruta del Sol” & Ecuador’s “Andes”
Peru’s “Panamericana” & Peru’s “Andes”
northern Chile
Patagonia (Argentina & Chile)
Uruguay & south-eastern Argentina
northern Argentina
Bolivia
Colombia
Table Example once complete
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