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This route is part of the renowned W Trek within Torres del Paine National Park. Known for its challenging terrain and steep slopes, it offers hikers a rewarding experience with spectacular views, weather permitting. Located in the eastern part of the park in the Ascencio Valley, it serves as a natural entry point for an intense and progressive hike, dotted with numerous scenic viewpoints overlooking rivers, streams, and mountain slopes.
The trail passes through impressive granite formations sculpted by Patagonia's harsh climate. Upon reaching the Towers Lookout, hikers are rewarded with one of the region's most iconic views, an impressive amphitheater of granite peaks and glaciers.
Note: For this excursion, the use of trekking poles and helmets is mandatory; the hotel provides these equipment for all its travelers.
Renowned for one of the most spectacular trails in Torres del Paine National Park, this excursion is a must for hikers in excellent physical condition. The adventure begins at Pudeto Dock, where guests board a catamaran across the turquoise waters of Lake Pehoé toward the base of Cerro Paine Grande. The trail ascends through an ancient glacial moraine and a forested valley, culminating at the French Lookout with spectacular views of the Cuernos del Paine.
Note: Excursion available on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
*This excursion involves a catamaran crossing of Lake Pehoé, operated by an external company with limited availability. Tickets are issued in the passenger's name, are valid only for a specific date, and incur an additional charge.
*It is recommended informing the team of your interest in taking this excursion at the time of booking, as availability is not guaranteed, especially in High Season.
*This excursion involves a demanding hiking pace, as guests must ensure they reach the return catamaran with ample time due to queues forming on a first-come basis.
*For this excursion the use of trekking poles is mandatory, the hotel provides this equipment for all its travelers.
Offering expansive panoramic views, weather permitting, this excursion begins at the Grey Park Ranger Station and follows a challenging ascent along one of the steepest slopes on the western side of Torres del Paine National Park. The trail winds through dense pre-Andean vegetation and ancient lenga forests, vibrant with summer greens and autumn reds. The rocky summit viewpoint provides a rewarding finish, offering sweeping views across some of Patagonia's most remarkable landscapes. From the summit, visitors can admire the Paine Massif, Sierra Baguales, the Southern Patagonian Ice Field, countless lakes and rivers, and the vast pampas of the Argentine steppe. Characteristic Patagonian winds add an extra sense of adventure to the experience and emphasize the region's wild, untamed nature.
Note: For this excursion, the use of trekking poles is mandatory; the hotel provides this equipment for all its travelers.
This excursion, exclusive to Patagonia Camp, is designed for your group and guide. The excursion begins with a scenic 20 minute drive from the hotel to the Grey Lookout, followed by an ascent along a trail offering panoramic views of Torres del Paine National Park. Following winding trails through ancient forests and tranquil lagoons, guests are rewarded with breathtaking views of the Paine Massif, Grey Glacier, the Southern Patagonian Ice Field, and the Serrano Valley. The descent passes by a series of hidden lagoons before entering a ravine rich in pre-Andean vegetation and native lenga forests.
Note: For this excursion, the use of trekking poles is mandatory; the hotel provides this equipment for all its travelers.
Located between Patagonia Camp and the Paine Massif, this hidden gem offers one of the park's most exclusive trekking experiences. The trail crosses pristine lenga forests far from the crowds of the popular W Circuit. Along the way, small lagoons mirror the surrounding mountains and dramatic geological formations. Discover the solitude and untamed beauty of Patagonia through its varied scenery and constantly changing ecosystems.
Note: For this excursion, the use of trekking poles is mandatory; the hotel provides this equipment for all its travelers.
Ideal for those seeking tranquility and immersion in nature, this excursion takes place on the banks of the Pingo River, approximately one hour west of Torres del Paine National Park. The trail crosses native shrublands and Magellanic forests, offering beautiful views of the river's meanders and Cerro Paine Grande. The route continues through open grazing areas used by park rangers' horses before entering a forest of lenga and coihue trees. The trail reaches a salmon-spawning stream where wildlife sightings are occasionally possible. After crossing the Pingo River, hikers reach an ancient lenga forest near Lake Grey, where views of the Paine Massif and, weather permitting, distant icebergs can be enjoyed.
Note: For this excursion, the use of trekking poles is mandatory; the hotel provides this equipment for all its travelers.
Available exclusively to Patagonia Camp guests, this experience showcases one of the region's hidden natural treasures. Following a scenic 40-minute drive to El Bote Bay, guests begin a walk through deciduous and evergreen Magellanic forests. A steady climb leads to the ledges of Altos del Toro, where you'll trek through a deep, pristine lenga forest, far from the crowds of the popular W Trek.
This is pure, solitary and wild Patagonia, with varied views and changing vegetation along a gentle downward slope, making this a unique hiking experience. The excursion concludes with a scenic walk back to Patagonia Camp.
Note: For this excursion, the use of trekking poles is mandatory; the hotel provides this equipment for all its travelers.
Located on the western section of the renowned W Trek, this excursion begins with a 30-minute catamaran crossing of Lake Pehoé from the Pudeto sector, followed by a hike along the slopes of Cerro Paine Grande. The viewpoint offers panoramic views of Lake Grey and its impressive glacier, weather permitting, while showcasing the powerful natural forces that shape Southern Patagonia.
Note: Excursion available on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
*This excursion involves a catamaran crossing of Lake Pehoé, operated by an external company with limited availability. Tickets are issued in the passenger's name, are valid only for a specific date, and incur an additional charge.
*It is recommended informing the team of your interest in taking this excursion at the time of booking, as availability is not guaranteed, especially in High Season.
*After completing the hike, at Paine Grande refuge there is a minimum wait of 1 hour and 30 minutes for the earliest afternoon catamaran on the return journey across Lake Pehoé.
*For this excursion, the use of trekking poles is mandatory; the hotel provides this equipment for all its travelers.
This excursion includes visits to two of the most iconic viewpoints in the Paine Massif. The first section follows a windswept trail toward the famous Salto Grande waterfall, where powerful currents connect two striking turquoise lakes. The trail then leads to a viewpoint offering close-up views of the iconic Cuernos del Paine. After a scenic drive to the Pehoé sector, guests enjoy lunch before beginning the second hike of the day that climbs steadily up. From the summit, visitors enjoy spectacular views of Lake Pehoé, the southern reaches of the Southern Patagonian Ice Field, and Sierra Baguales.
Note: For this excursion, the use of trekking poles is mandatory; the hotel provides this equipment for all its travelers.
This excursion takes place in the eastern sector of the National Park, known for its rich history and cultural significance. The area features conglomerate rock formations with ancient cave paintings created thousands of years ago by the Aonikenk, nomadic inhabitants of the region. Guests will enjoy an educational hike focused on culture and history. While wildlife sightings are possible, the focus is on the region's cultural heritage and ancient rock art. In the final part of the excursion, guests visit the Laguna Azul area, which offers a unique perspective of the iconic Torres del Paine set within its natural surroundings.
Note: For this excursion, the use of trekking poles is mandatory; the hotel provides this equipment for all its travelers.
Explore Sarmiento Lake, a natural paradise of unique geological formations and ancient microbial life such as cyanobacteria. Observe some of the earliest forms of life on Earth. The journey also includes a hike along the shores of El Toro Lake, near the park administration area. The Miscellaneous trail begins at the historic Weber Bridge, leading through plains and Magellanic forests rich in ñirres. After a brief ascent, enjoy breathtaking views of Paine River, El Toro Lake, and the confluence of Serrano and Grey Rivers. Discover the vast Patagonian steppe and native orchids bloom during spring.
Note: For this excursion, the use of trekking poles is mandatory; the hotel provides this equipment for all its travelers.
A visit to Milodon Cave is an ideal option for a relaxed half-day excursion. This half-day excursion includes exploration of several caves within this natural monument, conveniently located near Puerto Natales town. The journey around Benitez Hill offers insights into a site rich in historical significance for the region. The itinerary includes visits to three caves.
These caves contain evidence of the earliest human inhabitants of the Patagonian steppe, including cave paintings and fossil remains of megafauna such as the Milodon sloth, the Saber-toothed tiger, and Hippidion saldiasi. The region, historically inhabited by the Aonikenk people, features exceptional geological formations and open views of the Last Hope Fjord.
Designed for guests who prefer not to undertake long hikes, this excursion explores Torres del Paine by vehicle, offering outstanding scenic viewpoints and memorable landscapes. The excursion follows the scenic roads of Torres del Paine National Park, with stops at key viewpoints offering spectacular landscapes. Weather permitting, the route covers both the eastern and western sectors of the park.
This route showcases steppe landscapes, lakes, and mountains, as well as Magellanic forests and areas near the Southern Patagonian Ice Field. This low difficulty excursion involves minimal walking, with short stops at key viewpoints to appreciate wildlife and the diverse geological formations of Southern Patagonia.
Note: For this excursion, the use of trekking poles is mandatory; the hotel provides this equipment for all its travelers.
The trail passes through a windswept area en route to the famous Salto Grande Waterfall, where powerful currents connect two turquoise lakes, marking the first stop of the excursion. The route then continues to the Cuernos viewpoint, where guests enjoy panoramic views before returning along the same path.
Note: For this excursion, the use of trekking poles is mandatory; the hotel provides this equipment for all its travelers.
The Miscellaneous Trail runs along the banks of the Paine River and Lago Del Toro near the Torres del Paine National Park administration area. Starting at the historic Weber Bridge, the trail leads through plains and Magellanic forests rich in ñirre trees, showcasing a wide variety of native orchids in springtime. This short hike includes stair sections and leads to scenic viewpoints overlooking the surrounding river and forest landscapes.
Note: For this excursion, the use of trekking poles is mandatory; the hotel provides this equipment for all its travelers.
The trail crosses the Pingo River and reaches an ancient lenga forest near Lake Grey, with views of the Paine Massif and, weather permitting, distant icebergs. The hike culminates with a 45-meter ascent to a viewpoint over Lake Grey; the return journey follows the same trail back to the vehicle.
Note: For this excursion, the use of trekking poles is mandatory; the hotel provides this equipment for all its travelers.
Perfect for guests seeking a peaceful forest experience, this excursion takes place on the banks of the Pingo River, approximately one hour west of Torres del Paine National Park. The trail crosses scrubland and Magellanic forests, offering views of the river's meanders and Cerro Paine Grande. The route continues through grazing areas used by park ranger horses, then enters a forest of lenga and coihue trees. The first part ends at a stream frequented by salmon, offering occasional wildlife sightings.
Note: For this excursion, the use of trekking poles is mandatory; the hotel provides this equipment for all its travelers.
A visit to Milodon Cave, including a short hike, is an ideal option for a relaxing morning. This half-day excursion includes a visit to the cave within the Natural Monument, as well as the museum at its entrance, where visitors can explore archaeology and paleontology in depth.
Note: For this excursion, the use of trekking poles is mandatory; the hotel provides this equipment for all its travelers.
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