CNN Travel "Many say this huge park is the most beautiful in South America and it is heart-stoppingly gorgeous -- turquoise-blue lakes, soaring snow-covered peaks, glaciers, fields dotted with red grasses and green-and-yellow shrubs..." - "local hostel called erratic rock, jokes, "We tell people to hope for summer and be ready for winter..."
	American Alpine Club - 2009 "The AAC is teaming up with erratic rock, Leave No Trace, MSR, and Outdoor Research on a great new initiative to recycle fuel canisters in Chilean Patagonia. The program will be headquartered at erratic rock, the Puerto Natales–based hostel, guide service, and all-around base camp for climbers and trekkers in the Torres del Paine..."
	Backpacker Magazine - Feb/March 2009 Hiking the Torres del Paine Circuit.  -Trek through the earth's wildest mountain range. "...with apologies to Grand Canyon's Grandview Point, Rainier's Disappointment Cleaver, and Mt. Whitney's summit, the Torres del Paine circuit will give your eyeballs a whole new gauge for "the best view you've ever seen..." "...local's tip: Pre-hike, crash at the erratic rock Hostel (erraticrock.com) in Puerto Natales..."
	MOON Handbooks - Chile 2008 "For more than 30 years, the award-winning Moon Handbooks series has been the top choice for independent teavelers exploring the Americas, Asia, and the Pacific..." "...run by expatriate Oregonians, the informal hostel 'erratic rock' occupies a creaky house with character. It also serves a better-than-average breakfast, has a large book exchange, and rents quality gear for Paine-bound travelers..."
	Free Torres del Paine Survival Seminar - November 2008 Everyday, since 2004 at 3 o'clock erratic rock has offered a daily trekking seminar to the backpacking travelers in Puerto Natales, Chile. Affectionately nick-named 'the 3 o'clock talk', the info sessions cover details about Torres del Paine, weather, equipment, trail food, packing, reservations, refugios, trekking, climbing, transportation, catameran and the big question: "...do you need a guide?". Join their guides everyday at 3pm for a cup of coffee and the truth about how Patagonia is put together. Come early due to limited seating.
	Film Production in Patagonia BBC  Serious Ocean - December 2007 Serious Ocean was filmed in late 2007, and aired in 2008, featuring eight adventurers traveling to the isolated coast of Chile, living on a boat before moving on to assist in the survey of Glacier Chloe, the most southerly glacier outside the Antarctic. Follow the BBC crew and erratic rock guides as they train the team members and crew for 12 days on Glacier Chloe as they mark and survey the glacier, in attempt to track annual movement of the ice.
	Film Production in Patagonia Try Before You Die - November 2007 Dutch television presenter, Filemon Wesselink, travels to Patagonia with erratic rock to test his resolve against Glacier Grey in Torres del Paine National Park. Filemon presents 'Try Before You Die', a long running series that travels the world in search for once in a lifetime experiences. A local group of friend take Filemon out for a weekend on the ice in hopes to explain the attraction to life on the ice.
	City Magazine - Spring Travel 2007 "So how does a girl who hates maps and loves a good bottle of wine end up at the southern-most tip of South America?... The definition of an erratic rock is a rock that is moved by glaciers so far from its original source, that when it's deposited it has nothing to do with its new surroundings..." "... it quickly became clear that I needed a guide... ...the two hunky Oregon lads who run the guide service. They met over two decades ago climbing mountains around the world, and decided to settle in Patagonia..."
	Lifelounge Magazine - The Nature edition - 2006 The man himself, Tony Hawk features on our front cover for the nature edition. Our LA editor got a detailed one on one with Tony, also featuring is DJ Krush, Jennifer Mills, CSS, Audrey Kawasaki, Warren Faidley and Torres del Paine.
	Lonely Planet Chile & Easter Island 2006 ...a full-on and ever-evolving trekkers' and climbers' hostel, with American breakfast and strong cowboy-style coffee, plus free Internet access. The staff is multilingual and can arrange everything from transportation to Torres del Paine to Navimag tickets, and hires serious climbing gear. For solo travelers, this is the place to meet hiking partners for the park.
	Lonely Planet Argentina 2005 "...a full on clean & cozy trekkers' and climbers' hostel, will a good breakfast and internet is free. They will stow your pack and rent you serious trekking and climbing gear..."