What we love bringing to a trip
A little discomfort goes a long way.
We design every experience to stretch you gently in a place with less outside noise, and we measure that stretch against you, because adventure is a different size for each person.
You do not need to arrive as an expert.
Outdoor sports can feel intimidating when everyone around you seems fluent in the equipment. We teach as we go and take care of the technical decisions, which leaves you free to learn and enjoy.
Beauty deserves time.
We build in slowness, silence, and room for creativity, because a landscape this big asks to be lived in for longer than a photograph takes.
We believe in expansive discomfort, the kind that stretches you a little in a place quiet enough to hear yourself, and we shape it to the measure of each traveler, because an adventure can feel very different to different people.
Meet Your Gjuide
Hi, I’m Camila. From a stage in New York to a trail in Patagonia.
I grew up unable to choose between the arts and outdoor sports, until I discovered vertical dance and realized they could share the same space. As I took my work from theater walls to rock faces, trees, and glaciers, I learned that what truly stayed with people was rarely the performance. It was the quiet around it, those moments when the noise of everyday life finally drops.
After years traveling through Patagonia, that realization grew into Verticalica Outdoors. Today, alongside a team of local guides, we bring you into the landscapes that changed my life, sharing that same deep care for movement, creativity, and silence.
From a stage in New York to a trail in Patagonia.
The milestones that turned a dance stage into a life among mountains, and a company that guides others into the quiet.
2016
I studied dance, worked with a dance company in the city, and kept climbing in my free time, without knowing yet that the two would ever meet.
2018
Back in my home country, I began building a place for vertical dance. Verticalica came to life in 2016, moving from theater walls and stages to rock faces and giant trees.
2019
A question between friends about what it would be like to dance on ice turned into expeditions, photographs, and an interactive performance about glaciers that sat alongside conversations between artists and scientists.
2021
A pause became a long journey through Patagonia alongside my best companion, an adventurous Jack Russell named Gaia. I spent three years climbing big walls, kayaking, and deeply experiencing solo travel. Somewhere along the way, I decided to stay.
2024
Now based in Squamish, BC, everything I gathered along the way comes together. With a team of local guides beside me, we bring movement, silence, and the mountains to people who want to truly experience them.
