evidence: My hotel is right next to the trail entrance. I go by the gate at 7 AM, entering the Los Glaciares National Park. Today I want toreach one of the most spectacular places in Patagonia – the subglacial lake of the Fitz Roy mountain. [...] Its discoverer, Faranciso Moreno (‘cause the local tribes discovered it way before), saw the mountain on the 2nd March, 1877. He named it Mount Fitz Roy to honour the captain of HMS Beagle, Robert FitzRoy. The other reason was that the Native Indians named many mountain tops "chaltén", so he wanted this one to stand out. [...] The next day I drive to the outskirts of the city and wait for the sun to rise. Fitz Roy is famous of another trait – with the sun shining on it at dawn, it looks like it was made of pure gold. I am lucky again – no clouds in the sky. The mountain decided to show itself to me in full image, sparkling beautifully in the light of the dawn.