Cerro Tres Monjas, the iconic mountain photobombing my wild embrothium flowers, is a binational peak straddling the international border. The slopes facing us are Chile. Behind the spires lies Argentina.
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As I understand it, Chile doesn't have a legal "right to roam". Culturally, though, is there any similarity to places like Norway where you could hike up mountains near your home without anyone caring (so long as you respect others & nature)?
There is a similar idea here called the Lorca Law which protects a 10 meter buffer along all ocean, lake & riverfronts as public land. Personally, we like the law and always facilitate public access through our property to the river. There is no law with mountains, but most folks are ok with it.
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