Trekking
If hiking is your passion, Torres del Paine National Park offers a variety of trails to explore. From the famous W Trek to the challenging Paine Circuit (also known as the "O Circuit"), you can immerse yourself in the stunning landscapes over several days, staying overnight in campgrounds or mountain refugios. Whether you prefer a guided experience or a self-guided journey, we organize your trip according to your preferences. Let us help you create the perfect adventure!
Classic W
The W Trek in Torres del Paine is a 4-5 day adventure covering approximately 80 kilometers (50 miles). This iconic route takes you through some of Patagonia's most breathtaking landscapes, including the dramatic granite peaks of the Towers, the scenic French Valley, and the impressive Grey Glacier. Along the way, you'll traverse diverse terrains, from emerald lakes and dense forests to sprawling glaciers and rugged mountains. Accommodation options include campsites and mountain refugios, providing a comfortable rest after each day's hike. Suitable for moderately experienced hikers, the W Trek promises an unforgettable journey through one of the world's most stunning natural wonders.
Paine Circuit.
The Paine Circuit, also known as the "O Circuit," is an 8-9 day challenging trek that takes you around the entire Paine Massif, covering approximately 140 kilometers (87 miles). This less crowded route starts behind the mountains, offering a more secluded and authentic Patagonian experience. Highlights include the breathtaking John Gardner Pass, providing panoramic views of the Grey Glacier from above, and expansive vistas of the Southern Patagonian Ice Field. This trek promises an unforgettable adventure through some of the most remote and stunning landscapes in Torres del Paine National Park
Options.
On your W Trek or Paine Circuit adventure, you have the exciting option to enhance your experience with additional activities at Grey Lake. You can embark on an ice hiking excursion on the Grey Glacier, where you'll don crampons and explore the stunning ice formations up close. Alternatively, you can choose to kayak on Grey Lake, paddling among the floating icebergs and enjoying a unique perspective of the glacier and surrounding mountains. These extras add an exhilarating dimension to your trek, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of Torres del Paine.