You'll stay in welcoming local guesthouses in a clean and comfortable room with en-suite bathroom.

El Calafate and El Chalten

You’ll spend one night at the Poincenot campground on the wooded edge of the valley with epic views of the Fitz Roy Massif. The campsite is basic, with no shower facilities or electricity. All camping and cooking equipment will be provided.

Fitz Roy

You'll stay in a comfortable B&#x26;B or boutique hostel such as Amerindia, Treehouse Patagonia or Aquaterra lodge.

 Puerto Natales

You'll camp in stunning locations across the National Park. Tents and sleeping mats are provided and your porters will pitch camp ready for your arrival each day. Facilities depend on the section of the park, with the Pingo/Zapata side and Bader Valley true wilderness experiences. All sites on the 'W' stretch have toilets and showers. Sleeping arrangements will be decided during the pre-trip meeting and you can decide who you want to share with or, if you prefer your own tent, that's fine as well.

Torres Del Paine National Park

You'll stay in welcoming local guesthouses in a clean and comfortable room with en-suite bathroom.

You’ll spend one night at the Poincenot campground on the wooded edge of the valley with epic views of the Fitz Roy Massif. The campsite is basic, with no shower facilities or electricity. All camping and cooking equipment will be provided.

You'll stay in a comfortable B&B or boutique hostel such as Amerindia, Treehouse Patagonia or Aquaterra lodge.

You'll camp in stunning locations across the National Park. Tents and sleeping mats are provided and your porters will pitch camp ready for your arrival each day. Facilities depend on the section of the park, with the Pingo/Zapata side and Bader Valley true wilderness experiences. All sites on the 'W' stretch have toilets and showers. Sleeping arrangements will be decided during the pre-trip meeting and you can decide who you want to share with or, if you prefer your own tent, that's fine as well.

Spread the cost with as many payments as you need. 

25% deposit to secure your spot

Change your trip date up to 60 days before departure.

Flexible Date Changes

You'll be out in the wild for 12 days, so good physical condition and previous hiking experience would be an advantage.

El Chalten, El Calafate and Puerto Natales each have several local restaurants and bars that serve hearty Argentinean, Chilean and international food. While out camping your hosts will serve up surprisingly lavish meals. As a rough idea, for breakfast you can expect corn tortilla, granola, tea, coffee, chocolate milk, bacon, eggs, yoghurt and bread. A packed lunch will be provided each day containing some combination of chocolate, dried fruit and nuts, a cereal bar, fruit and a sandwich. For dinner expect a combination of soup, beef chop suey, smoked meat (or a vegetarian alternative), brownie with chocolate sauce and fruit with cream. All dietary requirements can be catered for - just make this known when booking.

El Chaltén

Torres Del Paine

The Torres del Paine Massif

Trek to Poincenot

Make your way to your accommodation and meet the rest of your group at the host’s office in central El Chaltén for a pre-trip briefing. At the end you'll be dropped off at your accommodation in Puerto Natales. Breakfast is included, so check-out whenever you like the following morning and then head home or continue your adventure!

Guides

1 night camping in Los Glaciares National Park, 5 nights in B&#x26;B's and 6 nights camping in Torres Del Paine

Accommodation

Meals

Travel between El Calafate and El Chalten and El Calafate and Puerto Natales

Transfers

Local porters to support the trek

Porterage

Equipment

Entrance fees to both National Parks

Permits

1 night camping in Los Glaciares National Park, 5 nights in B&B's and 6 nights camping in Torres Del Paine

Travel between El Calafate and El Chalten and El Calafate and Puerto Natales

From the town of El Calafate on the edge of the Patagonian ice field, jump on the bus and drive to El Chaltén and get your first glimpse of the Fitz Roy massif as you cross the legendary altiplano. Check into your hotel, meet your guide and fellow hikers and relax over a hot meal in one of the town’s cosy restaurants.

Day 1

From the trailhead at El Pilar, set off on foot through the forest to the Piedras Blancas Glacier viewpoint. After a break to recharge and take in the view, tackle the most challenging section of today’s trek as you climb through a landscape of snow-capped mountains. Catch your breath alongside panoramic views of Mount Fitz Roy, before crossing the glacial moraine to begin your ascent of Cerro Madsen. Hike and scramble across rocky outcrops to the summit and look down upon Laguna de Los Tres and the distant altiplano. Once you’ve had your fill, descend to Capri Lagoon and see Mount Fitz Roy reflected in the still, clear waters, before continuing to Poincenot campground, your home for the night. Please note, depending on the weather, the guide may decide to switch the ascent of Cerro Madsen to day 3.

Ascend Cerro Madsen

Day 2

Rise with the sun to watch the morning rays turn the rocky slopes of Fitz Roy into dozens of shades of orange and red. After breakfast, hike past the Madre and Hija lagoons and drop down into Torre valley, carved by the glaciers that scoured the landscape thousands of years ago. Follow the valley to the glacial lake of Laguna Torre, keeping an eye out for small icebergs floating across the surface and enjoy the views of Mount Torre – one of the most difficult climbing mountains in the world. Take lunch beside the lagoon and visit D’Agostini camp where some of the world’s most famous climbers have spent a night or two, before following the Fitz Roy river back to El Chaltén.

Laguna Torre

Day 3

Jump in a comfortable public bus for the ride back to El Calafate and then take a private mini-van to explore the Perito Moreno glacier - the beautiful 80km drive along the shores of Lago Argentino is worth a photo stop or two. Get up close to the glacier and possibly even see a spectacular ice fall or two and then return to your hotel in El Calafate and explore the town at your own pace.

Perito Moreno glacier

Day 4

Jump on to the bus to Puerto Natales, where you'll be met by your hosts. Settle into your accommodation and after a briefing, head out for dinner and then get a good nights sleep ready for the next part of your adventure - Torres del Paine.

Puerto Natales

Day 5

Set off into one of the world's most spectacular National Park. Hike up to the Mirador Ferrier and get a bird's eye view over the Torres del Paine massif and then hike to Pingo Camp and the entrance to the Pingo Valley – your home for the night.

Torres del Paine Massif

Day 6

After a campfire breakfast, hike through the remote Pingo Valley and enjoy the spectacular views of the Torres del Paine massif. If you are lucky you might even see one of the rare and endangered South Andean deer known as a Huemul, or the mysterious feral cows known as Baguales! Climb up to a rarely visited viewpoint, stare out over the vast expanse of the Antarctic icefields and then return to camp for dinner and a good night’s rest.

Antarctic Ice fields

Day 7

Jump on the boat and sail up Lago Grey, passing enormous blue icebergs along the way. Marvel at the spectacular Glacier Grey before jumping off at Refugio &#x26; Camping Grey, where you'll spend the night. There will be an optional walk through the forest and across multiple suspension bridges to look out over the glacier - a truly humbling experience.

Glacier Grey

Cruise to Glacier Grey

Day 8

Hike towards Paine Grande and set up camp on the shore of Lake Pehoe. There is another optional walk this afternoon around the lakeside to look back at the spectacular massif, or, if you'd rather rest up, you can just relax at the famous bar and sample some delicious Chilean wine.

Lake Pehoe

Day 9

Head towards the Bader Valley, located between Almirante Nieto and the monstrous peaks of the Cuernos, passing Lake Nordenskjold along the way. There will be a few rivers that you'll need to hop over rocks to cross, as well as glimpses of glaciers and mountaintops before you finally reach your campsite in this remote and beautiful place.

Lake Nordenskjold

Bader Valley

Day 10

Explore some more of the remote Bader Valley. When you're ready, descend along the trail and follow it beside the shore of Lago Nordenskjold to Camping Central, where you'll spend the night.

Lago Nordenskjold

Day 11

Climb Almirante Nieto for some incredible views over Lake Nordenskjold and the Asencio Valley. Hike to Refugio &#x26; Camping Chileno and enjoy a good lunch before continuing through the dense Lenga forest and over glacial moraine to see the iconic towers of the park – Las Torres - imposing granite peaks that rise 9,000 feet into the air. Take photos and breathe it all in, before hiking down the Asencio Valley to Camping Torre Central from where you'll be driven back to Puerto Natales.

The Towers

Day 12

Enjoy a last Chilean breakfast and head back to the airport, or off on your next adventure! Your local host can help with onward travel if needed.

Say goodbye

Day 13

From the town of El Calafate on the edge of the Patagonian ice field, jump on the bus and drive to El Chaltén and get your first glimpse of the Fitz Roy massif as you cross the legendary altiplano. Check into your hotel,  meet your guide and fellow hikers and relax over a hot meal in one of the town’s cosy restaurants.

From the trailhead at El Pilar, set off on foot through the forest to the Piedras Blancas Glacier viewpoint. After a break to recharge and take in the view, tackle the most challenging section of today’s trek as you climb through a landscape of snow-capped mountains. Catch your breath alongside panoramic views of Mount Fitz Roy, before crossing the glacial moraine to begin your ascent of Cerro Madsen. Hike and scramble across rocky outcrops to the summit and look down upon Laguna de Los Tres and the distant altiplano. Once you’ve had your fill, descend to Capri Lagoon and see Mount Fitz Roy reflected in the still, clear waters, before continuing to Poincenot campground, your home for the night. Please note, depending on the weather, the guide may decide to switch the ascent of Cerro Madsen to day 3.



Rise with the sun to watch the morning rays turn the rocky slopes of Fitz Roy into dozens of shades of orange and red. After breakfast, hike past the Madre and Hija lagoons and drop down into Torre valley, carved by the glaciers that scoured the landscape thousands of years ago. Follow the valley to the glacial lake of Laguna Torre, keeping an eye out for small icebergs floating across the surface and enjoy the views of Mount Torre – one of the most difficult climbing mountains in the world. Take lunch beside the lagoon and visit D’Agostini camp where some of the world’s most famous climbers have spent a night or two, before following the Fitz Roy river back to El Chaltén.

Jump in a comfortable public bus for the ride back to El Calafate and then take a private mini-van to explore the Perito Moreno glacier - the beautiful 80km drive along the shores of Lago Argentino is worth a photo stop or two. Get up close to the glacier and possibly even see a spectacular ice fall or two and then return to your hotel in El Calafate and explore the town at your own pace.

Jump on to the bus to Puerto Natales, where you'll be met by your hosts. Settle into your accommodation and after a briefing, head out for dinner and then get a good nights sleep ready for the next part of your adventure - Torres del Paine.

Set off into one of the world's most spectacular National Park. Hike up to the Mirador Ferrier and get a bird's eye view over the Torres del Paine massif and then hike to Pingo Camp and the entrance to the Pingo Valley – your home for the night.


After a campfire breakfast, hike through the remote Pingo Valley and enjoy the spectacular views of the Torres del Paine massif. If you are lucky you might even see one of the rare and endangered South Andean deer known as a Huemul, or the mysterious feral cows known as Baguales! Climb up to a rarely visited viewpoint, stare out over the vast expanse of the Antarctic icefields and then return to camp for dinner and a good night’s rest.

Jump on the boat and sail up Lago Grey, passing enormous blue icebergs along the way. Marvel at the spectacular Glacier Grey before jumping off at Refugio & Camping Grey, where you'll spend the night. There will be an optional walk through the forest and across multiple suspension bridges to look out over the glacier - a truly humbling experience.


Hike towards Paine Grande and set up camp on the shore of Lake Pehoe. There is another optional walk this afternoon around the lakeside to look back at the spectacular massif, or, if you'd rather rest up, you can just relax at the famous bar and sample some delicious Chilean wine.


Head towards the Bader Valley, located between Almirante Nieto and the monstrous peaks of the Cuernos, passing Lake Nordenskjold along the way. There will be a few rivers that you'll need to hop over rocks to cross, as well as glimpses of glaciers and mountaintops before you finally reach your campsite in this remote and beautiful place.


Explore some more of the remote Bader Valley. When you're ready, descend along the trail and follow it beside the shore of Lago Nordenskjold to Camping Central, where you'll spend the night.


Climb Almirante Nieto for some incredible views over Lake Nordenskjold and the Asencio Valley. Hike to Refugio & Camping Chileno and enjoy a good lunch before continuing through the dense Lenga forest and over glacial moraine to see the iconic towers of the park – Las Torres - imposing granite peaks that rise 9,000 feet into the air. Take photos and breathe it all in, before hiking down the Asencio Valley to Camping Torre Central from where you'll be driven back to Puerto Natales.

Enjoy a last Chilean breakfast and head back to the airport, or off on your next adventure! Your local host can help with onward travel if needed.


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