Each day will present you with new trails and breathtaking panoramas. Ascend rocky terrain alongside glacial rivers, traverse centuries-old lenga forests, and marvel at the raw power of Patagonian ice. The physical highlight will be the ascent to John Gardner Pass, which will reward you with a stunning first view of the vast Grey Glacier.
This program is designed to offer you a total immersion in the wild nature of Patagonia, with all logistical comforts covered. You will enjoy energizing meals to tackle each day, and you will rest in equipped campsites (tents) within the park, allowing you to experience trekking in its essence. At the end of the circuit, you will celebrate your achievement with a well-deserved dinner in Puerto Natales.
From the moment of your arrival in Puerto Natales, with private transfers and a welcome dinner, until your departure, our team will take care of all the details. This is your opportunity to challenge your limits, connect with nature in its purest state, and create lasting memories in one of the world's most iconic trekking destinations. Get ready to live the ultimate Patagonian adventure!
Complete the Iconic Full Circuit Trek: Experience all the diverse landscapes Torres del Paine has to offer.
Witness the Majestic Torres del Paine: Hike to the base of the park's famous granite peaks.
Explore the Vast Grey Glacier: Trek towards and get stunning views of this impressive ice field.
Conquer John Gardner Pass: Enjoy panoramic vistas of Grey Glacier after a challenging ascent.
Discover the Serene French Valley (optional extension): Hike into this beautiful valley for breathtaking scenery.
Hike Alongside Turquoise Lakes: Experience the beauty of Lago Nordenskjöld and other stunning water bodies.
Immerse Yourself in Patagonian Wilderness: Camp within the park and connect with nature.
Enjoy All-Inclusive Logistics: Benefit from provided meals, transportation, and park entry.
Celebrate Your Achievement: Enjoy a farewell dinner in Puerto Natales after completing the circuit.
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FITNESS LEVEL 1
You are a couch potato.
You cannot ride for more than half an hour on flat terrain at a time, and the thought of climbing on a bike is daunting.
You exercise less than 1 hour per week.
FITNESS LEVEL 2
You live a fairly inactive life with little physical activity other than walking.
You can handle a 1-hour bike ride on flat terrain at a relaxed pace.
Small, short hills are challenging to climb, but are sometimes manageable.
You exercise on average 1 hour per week (including riding a mountain bike).
FITNESS LEVEL 3
You are capable of 2 hours of pedal time in a day at a relaxed pace, as long as there are several breaks.
You can handle one or two easy climbs of up to 330 vertical feet (150 m) total.
You exercise on average 2 hours per week (including riding a mountain bike).
FITNESS LEVEL 4
You are capable of climbing up to 650 vertical feet (200 m) in a day.
You exercise on average 3 hours per week.
Your exercise regime includes a combination of endurance training like riding a bike and strength training.
FITNESS LEVEL 5
You are capable of riding at a moderate pace for an average of 2-3 hours of pedal time each day.
You are confident climbing up to a total of 1,000 vertical feet (300 m) in a day.
You exercise on average 4 hours per week.
Your exercise regime includes a combination of endurance training like riding a bike and strength training.
FITNESS LEVEL 6
You are capable of riding at a moderate pace for an average of 3-4 hours of pedal time each day.
You can handle moderately steep climbs of up to a total of 1,650 vertical feet (500 m) in a day.
You exercise on average 5 hours per week.
Your exercise regime includes a combination of endurance training like riding a bike and strength training.
FITNESS LEVEL 7
You are capable of riding at a moderate pace for an average of 3-4 hours of pedal time each day.
You can handle moderate climbs up to 2,450 vertical feet (750 m) total in a day.
You exercise on average 6 hours per week.
Your exercise regime includes a combination of endurance training like riding a bike and strength training.
FITNESS LEVEL 8
You are capable of riding at a moderate pace for an average of 3-4 hours of pedal time each day.
You have little trouble climbing 3,280 vertical feet (1,000 m) in a day on moderate to steep terrain.
You exercise on average 6-10 hours per week.
Your exercise regime includes a combination of endurance training like riding a bike and strength training.
FITNESS LEVEL 9
You are capable of riding at a moderate pace for an average of 3-4 hours of pedal time each day.
You can handle steep, sustained climbs of up to 4,920 vertical feet (1,500 m) in a day.
You exercise over 10-hours per week.
Your exercise regime includes a combination of endurance training like riding a bike and strength training.
All year round
8 years old
Full Itinerary
Puerto Natales
Inclusions: private airport or bus station transfer (Puerto Natales), welcome dinner, hotel accommodations
Puerto Natales to Las Torres Camp
Inclusions: breakfast / lunch / dinner, private transportation, park entry fee, tent accommodations
Las Torres Camp to Seron Camp
Inclusions: breakfast / lunch / dinner, tent accommodations
Seron Camp to Dickson Camp
Inclusions: breakfast / lunch / dinner; tent accommodations
Dickson Camp to Perros Camp
Inclusions: breakfast / lunch / dinner; tent accommodations
Perros Camp to Grey Camp
Inclusions: breakfast / lunch / dinner; tent accommodations
Grey Camp to Paine Grande Camp
Inclusions: breakfast / lunch / dinner; tent accommodations
Paine Grande Camp to Los Cuernos Camp
Inclusions: breakfast / lunch / dinner; tent accommodations
Los Cuernos Camp to Puerto Natales
Peak Altitude: 295 ft (90m)
Total Hiking: approximately 7 miles (11.2 km) / 4-5 hours of trekking
Inclusions: breakfast, lunch, dinner, private transportation, hotel accommodations
Departure from Puerto Natales
Inclusions: breakfast; private airport or bus station transfer (Puerto Natales)
All itineraries are subject to change based on local conditions and the judgment of the guide. We reserve the right to modify the itinerary due to medical considerations or the ability of participants as judged by the guide. Hiking distances, hours of hiking, and elevations listed should be considered estimates.
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- Private Transfers:
- Private airport or bus station transfer in Puerto Natales (upon arrival).
- Private transportation to and from Torres del Paine National Park.
- Private transportation from the catamaran landing back to Puerto Natales.
- Private airport or bus station transfer in Puerto Natales (upon departure).
- Meals:
- Welcome dinner in a local restaurant (Day 1).
- Daily breakfast.
- Daily lunch.
- Daily dinner.
- Farewell dinner in Puerto Natales (Day 9).
- Accommodation:
- Hotel accommodation in Puerto Natales (on the first and last nights).
- Tent accommodation within Torres del Paine National Park (Days 2-8).
- Park Entrance Fee:
- Entrance fee to Torres del Paine National Park.
- Catamaran Transportation:
- Public catamaran ride on Pehoé Lake (departure from the park).
- Guide:
- Professional guide throughout the entire trek.
- Flights: Airfare to and from Puerto Natales is not included.
- Travel Insurance: Comprehensive travel insurance is highly recommended and is the responsibility of the participant.
- Optional Activities: Any optional activities mentioned in the itinerary (e.g., extended hike in the French Valley beyond the standard viewpoint) that might incur extra costs are not included.
- Personal Expenses: Items of a personal nature such as souvenirs, snacks outside of provided meals, alcoholic beverages, laundry services, and tips for the guide or other service providers are not included.
- Visa Fees: Any visa fees that may be required to enter Chile are the responsibility of the participant.
- Personal Trekking Gear: While tents are provided, personal trekking gear such as sleeping bags, sleeping pads, hiking poles, appropriate clothing, and backpacks are typically not included unless specifically stated otherwise by the tour operator.
- Emergency Evacuation Costs: Costs associated with emergency evacuation, should it be necessary, are not included and are usually covered by travel insurance.
- Any items not explicitly listed as “included”.
Weather:
- The weather in Patagonia is extremely variable and can change rapidly. It is crucial to be prepared for all weather conditions, including strong winds, rain, snow, and sunshine.
- Temperatures can range from the low 30s°F (around -1°C) to the low 60s°F (around 15°C) during the day, and drop below freezing at night.
- Layered clothing is highly recommended to adapt to changing temperatures.
Itinerary Disclaimer:
- The itinerary is subject to change due to weather conditions, campsite and refugio availability, and other factors beyond the tour operator’s control.
- The tour guide will make the final decisions regarding the itinerary to ensure the safety of the group.
- A flexible and understanding attitude towards potential changes is recommended.
Accommodation:
- Accommodation in Puerto Natales will be in a partner B&B.
- Within Torres del Paine National Park, accommodation will be in campsites and refugios (mountain lodges).
- Campsites typically offer basic facilities, such as shared bathrooms and showers.
- Refugios offer accommodation in shared rooms with bunk beds.
Activity Level:
- This program involves moderate to challenging hikes, with daily treks ranging from 3 to 8 hours.
- Trails can be uneven and steep, with loose rocks and changes in elevation.
- A good level of physical fitness and prior hiking experience is recommended.
- Physical preparation before the trip is advised.
Additional Recommendations:
- It is recommended to arrive in Puerto Natales at least one day prior to the trek to acclimatize and prepare.
- Bringing a personal first-aid kit with basic medications and blister care items is recommended.
- Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat are essential for sun protection.
- Bringing a camera to capture the stunning landscapes is highly encouraged.
Documents & Money:
- Passport (valid with at least 6 months remaining validity)
- Flight/Bus tickets
- Travel insurance details
- Cash (Chilean Pesos recommended for small purchases)
- Credit/Debit cards (inform your bank of travel dates)
- Photocopies of passport and insurance
Clothing (Layering is Key):
- Moisture-wicking base layers (tops & bottoms – no cotton)
- Fleece or insulated mid-layer jacket
- Waterproof and windproof outer shell jacket
- Waterproof and windproof outer shell pants
- Trekking pants (quick-drying)
- Hiking shirts (moisture-wicking)
- Warm hat and gloves
- Sun hat with brim
- Hiking socks (wool or synthetic)
- Comfortable, broken-in trekking boots
- Camp shoes or sandals
- Underwear
Gear:
- Backpack (60-75 liters recommended for a multi-day trek with camping gear, even if provided)
- Daypack (20-30 liters for day hikes from campsites)
- Water bottles or hydration reservoir (2-3 liters total capacity)
- Headlamp or flashlight with extra batteries
- Sunglasses
- Sunscreen and lip balm with SPF
- Insect repellent
- Trekking poles (optional but recommended)
- Waterproof backpack cover
- Dry bags or waterproof stuff sacks
- Small first-aid kit (including blister treatment)
- Toiletries (travel-sized)
- Quick-drying towel
- Reusable water bottle
- Snacks (energy bars, nuts, etc.)
- Camera with extra batteries/memory cards
Camping Gear (Likely Provided, Confirm with Tour Operator):
- Tent
- Sleeping bag (check temperature rating with the operator)
- Sleeping pad
Optional Items:
- Gaiters (for muddy or snowy conditions)
- Binoculars
- Book or e-reader
- Small padlock for securing tent or personal belongings
- Repair kit (duct tape, knife, etc.)
Important Notes:
- Confirm with the tour operator which camping gear (tent, sleeping bag, sleeping pad) is provided. This will significantly impact your backpack size and what you need to bring.
- Break in your hiking boots thoroughly before the trip to prevent blisters.
- Be prepared for variable weather conditions and pack layers accordingly.
- Pack light but smart. Every item will add weight to your pack.
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