Mile for Mile: A Film About Trail Running and Conservation in Patagonia

Name: Mile for Mile: A Film About Trail Running and Conservation in Patagonia in The New Localism
Uploaded: 2015-04-10T13:23:22-04:00
Duration: 14 min 50 s
Channel: Patagonia
Description: Ultrarunners Krissy Moehl, Jeff Browning and Luke Nelson run 106 miles through the newly opened Patagonia Park in Chile, to celebrate and highlight Conservacion…

from Patagonia Park, Chile | Spotlight

Ultrarunners Krissy Moehl, Jeff Browning and Luke Nelson run 106 miles through the newly opened Patagonia Park in Chile, to celebrate and highlight Conservacion Patagonica’s efforts to re-wild and protect this vast landscape. A short film by Rios Libres and Patagonia, Inc.

Get Involved - Donate to Conservacion Patagonica and help build 50 miles of trail. Patagonia will match your donation—mile for mile. The total estimated cost per mile is $1,600 and the matching program ends December 31, 2015.
conservacionpatagonica.org

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27 Comments

Woura OLLA 4 years ago

La Nature Pure ! Espace agréable sans encombrements, sans gêne, sans pollution idéale pour s'oxygéner, très adaptée pour le footing,ces plaines et ces collines sont sont propres et bien dégagées pour une marche dynamique qui fait travailler les muscles du corps.

Walter Botteldoorne 4 years ago

Een mooie video met de ongerepte natuur dat je kan bewonderen, zijn grote atleten als ze dit kunnen overbruggen, maar wat ze zien onderweg, is met geen geld te koop bedankt voor je mooie video groeten Walter.

Lapifilm Studio 4 years ago

very nice!!!!!!!

Rodrigo Martins 4 years ago

Lindo Trabalho, direção de arte deu um show

marcelle nebiker 4 years ago

beautiful film and message

FLYMOTIONS Plus 4 years ago

Very cool place and an inspiring film about it.

Marco Polini filmmaker 4 years ago

Formidable!!!

Newton Carneiro 4 years ago

lindo com a nossa internet e com muita tecnologia hoje nosso mundo vive uma integração de belezas como nossa querida Patagonia ,jamais eu teria a chance de um dia poder ver e assistir tamanha beleza tão escondida ,mas nosso Vimeo hoje realizp meu sonho um pouco desta beleza do nosso lindo planeta terra obrigado

MR Sport Films 4 years ago

Muito linda as imagens bem legal!

Rama krishna prasad .kollipara 4 years ago

Very nice

Yasir Abdul Wadood 3 years ago

Amazing !
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Françoise Car(r)isse 3 years ago

Wonderful ! Much love to you all.

chokie mcgym 3 years ago

This is what we call LIFE. very nice work patagonia and all the staff. nice soundtrack also, what's the song title and artist? :)

drahom 3 years ago

NİCE

Thomas Rizk 3 years ago

Very inspiring!

Karl Christ 3 years ago

Stunning, moving, inspiring. Thank you.

Keith Lillis 3 years ago

A lovely film with absolutely stunning scenery. I would love to know what the film was shot on, please.

hoohbe 3 years ago

Your video has been selected by our staff, great work!

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Rebel346 3 years ago

Beautiful!

Tedi Petrova 3 years ago

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Nicolas BIGOT 3 years ago

Très beau reportage

Timothy 3 years ago

Amazing...

Timothy 3 years ago

What's the name of the guitar music at the end of this film?

josé antonio arias 3 years ago

BEAUTIFUL!!!

Hugo Orell 3 years ago

Tuve la suerte de visitar la zona hace unos años y espero volver algún dia a Chile Chico. Es un placer para los ojos ver este reportaje hecho con gran profesionalismo.

남상휘 3 years ago

beautiful landscape!

Brian Rugen 3 years ago

Awesome video.