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World popular trekking waits for in Torres del Paine National Park. Each mountain range low areas, peak and pass conceals its own treasures, be it hanging glaciers, huge pampas, twisted metamorphic rock or ice blue streams. No two days are the exact same, however something is for sure, the infamous buffeting Patagonian wind makes sure to make an appearance.

We partner with our travelling guides and operators in Torres del Paine to set up and run small group hikes with an optimum of eight people. Whether you are a solo tourist looking to join a group, a couple searching for a personal trek, or buddies trying to find a group journey, ask us how to find the ideal hiking experience.

The renowned W Trek visits each of the park's most famous highlights. At four days long, it's possible for anyone in great shape with some hiking experience, and you can remain at the refugios along the way.

The Full, or O Circuit is perfect for more knowledgeable hikers. On the Circuit you can go to all the main highlights of the park, however also circle around the quieter northern edge of the park, where you'll have the sensational views nearly to yourself.

Lose the crowds completely by checking out deep into the park's quieter corners. Torres del Paine provides a variety of off-the-beaten-track trails for daring souls with some hiking experience, which offer a completely different experience of the park.

The W trek is Torres del Paine's iconic and most popular trek. Tread a W-shaped pattern on the map, dipping into 3 various valleys on your method:

The Ascensio Valley uses you the finest views of the mile high granite towers that provide the National Park its name.

The French Valley leads you previous hanging glaciers and an amphitheatre of pinnacles and peaks.

The Grey Valley, dominated by views of Lago Grey and the Grey Glacier.

Relaxing mountain huts nestled into the mountains permit you to complete the trek in 4 or 5 days with just a little rucksack. The W trek is great for less knowledgeable trekkers on their very first multi-day trek, those who wish to see the highlights of the park in a minimal amount of time and those on a budget plan.

For more knowledgeable travelers, walking a complete circuit of the Paine range guarantees that you see the classic highlights of the park including the towers and hanging glaciers, however also go to the northern part of the park where far less visitors venture. Normally, it's tackled anti-clockwise, allowing you to take in the amazing view of the Grey Glacier and Southern Patagonian ice field reaching out to the horizon.

The 65-80 mile (105-130 km) circuit trek can be completed in between 7-9 days. You will need to camp a minimum of 2 nights, however the sheer appeal of the views from the camping sites suffice to win over even the most passionate of indoor sleepers.

For daring souls who desire to prevent the crowds and discover a few of the concealed treasures of the park, our remote walkings ensure you'll be exploring where few feet fall. While there are numerous secluded camping sites and estancias to base yourself at, getting off-the-beaten-track does not indicate having to rough it. A lot of the high-end lodges include journeys into these more remote corners.

If you desire to see all the highlights of the park but not compromise on lodging, Torres del Paine's luxury lodges and environment-friendly camps provide some breathtaking spaces to return to after a long day's hiking.

Each day you will travel to the trailhead by automobile from where you and your guide can trek. Not only will you be guaranteed a hot shower and an exceptional meal at the end of each day, however you can likewise pick the hikes and trips the night before, using the experience of your guides to make the most out of every day.