The W-Trek, with its well-known “three towers”, is the most famous trekking route in the Torres del Paine national park. We did the tour for 6 nights, starting on 30th November, which is right at the beginning of high season (Dec-Jan). The trek is truly overwhelming and worth doing when you get the chance to….
Day 6 – Camp Paine Grande to Glacier Grey Yet another stormy day was ahead of us when we embarked for our last trek to make the W of the…
This was the most relaxed hiking day with a short distance walk to our next pre-booked campsite, Camp Paine Grande. It is run by the company “Vertice” and in contrast…
The trek starts with an easy and flat walk for 30 minutes to the Camp Italiano. It is the only remaining campsite (available for hikers) that is run by Conaf,…
Day 3 of our trek was by far my favourite one. In contrast to the hike the day before up to the Mirador Las Torres, this day’s highlight was the…
After a more or less good night of sleep we were ready and excited to head to the apparent main hotspot of the Torres del Paine national park, or at…
There are basically 3 common ways to get in the park Bus from Natales to Lagoon Armaga (20 EUR) + hike or mini-bus (4 EUR) to Las Torres / Central…
The Torres del Paine national park is famous for its well-known W-Trek, named after the shape of the most popular hiking route. There are different ways of how to hike…