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PATAGONIA Trekking (31 October - 12 November 2022)
Torres del Paine (Chile)
Ranked among the 10 priority destinations for hikers around the world. W and O circuits are our favourite trekkings.
Perito Moreno Glacier (Argentina)
Considered the 8th Wonder of the world. Also one of the most important freshwater reserves in the world.
El Chalten and Mount Fitz Roy (Argentina)
Voted the trekking capital of Argentina, the city is one of the top destinations for climbers and trekking enthusiasts from around the world.
Torres Base (W and O circuits)
Torres del Paine National Park is named after these three majestic granite peaks.
Ascensio River (W and O circuits)
Flowing in the Ascensio valley, bordered by beautiful lenga forests.
Paso Oggioni, alt. 1585m (O circuit)
The highest point of our O circuit. Exceptional but reserved for good hikers.
Dickson Lake (O circuit)
This glacial lake located in the Southern Patagonian Ice Field has been international since 1998, due to the retreat of the Dickson glacier, now being crossed by the international border between Argentina and Chile.
John Gardner Pass, alt. 1241m (O circuit)
Crossing this pass can be made difficult by strong winds but the reward is the breathtaking view of the Southern Patagonian Ice Field (12.200km², the largest ice field in South American, drained by 53 main outlet glaciers).
Grey Glacier (W and O circuit)
It forms the end of the Southern Patagonian Ice Field, just west of the Cordillera del Paine. 28km long, 6km wide and over 30m high.
Suspension bridges (W and O circuits)
It rocks a little... But the overhanging views of the glaciers are breathtaking.
Kayaking on Grey Lake (W and O circuits)
Kayaking among giant icebergs to the wall of the Grey Glacier is an incredible experience (optional). Also very safe thanks to the quality of the material, the initial training and the assistance of professional guides.
Trekking on the Grey Glacier (W and O circuits)
Another extraordinary experience (optional), with crampons, ice axes, ropes, ... and of course professional guides.
Lake Pehoe (W and O circuits)
Fed by the Paine river which has its source at the Salto Grande waterfall. Splendid turquoise blue waters, on a background of no less magnificent mountains ...
French Valley and Glacier (W and O circuits)
A thunderous noise may surprise you from time to time... You should hear and probably see avalanches hurtling down the French glacier !
British Lookout (W and O circuits)
A 360° panoramic view of the valley : simply magnificent, worth every effort to get there !
Lake Nordenskjöld (W and O circuits)
This immense sky blue lake offers the best mirror to the mountains of Los Cuernos which dominate majestically.
Puerto Natales (W and O circuits)
Entrance gate to Torres del Paine National Park and port for boats crossing the Patagonian fjords. Located on the banks of the Seña Esperanza. We spend the evening and the night there before and after W and O circuits.
Perito Moreno Glacier (Argentina)
The most beautiful of all glaciers ! You are very likely to see part of the wall of ice come off before your eyes, in a deafening crash... Unforgettable !
El Chalten (Argentina)
The most recent city of Argentina, founded in 1985 to maintain the sovereignty of Argentina over the territories on the contested border of Patagonia with Chile, and to become the national capital of trekking...
Vueltas Valley (El Chaltén)
The silence of the mountain is joined to that of the falling snow : an absolute tranquility !
Laguna de los Tres & Mount Fitz Roy
After 4-5 hours of hiking from El Chaltén, and a last steep climb, the Laguna de los Tres finally appears, dominated by the famous Mount Fitz Roy (alt. 3,359m).
Laguna y Cerro Torre
The other must-do hike in the El Chaltén trekking region, less far and less difficult than Laguna de los Tres, but also rewarding with this beautiful mountain overlooking a no less pretty lagoon.
Viedma Lake
The 2nd largest lake in Argentina is formed by the melting of glacial ice, and extends along the road between El Chaltén and El Calafate.
El Calafate
Small town invaded all year round by the many tourists who wish to explore the Los Glaciares National Park. A great place to stay !
Torres del Paine (Chile)
Ranked among the 10 priority destinations for hikers around the world. W and O circuits are our favourite trekkings.
Perito Moreno Glacier (Argentina)
Considered the 8th Wonder of the world. Also one of the most important freshwater reserves in the world.
El Chalten and Mount Fitz Roy (Argentina)
Voted the trekking capital of Argentina, the city is one of the top destinations for climbers and trekking enthusiasts from around the world.
Torres Base (W and O circuits)
Torres del Paine National Park is named after these three majestic granite peaks.
Ascensio River (W and O circuits)
Flowing in the Ascensio valley, bordered by beautiful lenga forests.
Paso Oggioni, alt. 1585m (O circuit)
The highest point of our O circuit. Exceptional but reserved for good hikers.
Dickson Lake (O circuit)
This glacial lake located in the Southern Patagonian Ice Field has been international since 1998, due to the retreat of the Dickson glacier, now being crossed by the international border between Argentina and Chile.
John Gardner Pass, alt. 1241m (O circuit)
Crossing this pass can be made difficult by strong winds but the reward is the breathtaking view of the Southern Patagonian Ice Field (12.200km², the largest ice field in South American, drained by 53 main outlet glaciers).
Grey Glacier (W and O circuit)
It forms the end of the Southern Patagonian Ice Field, just west of the Cordillera del Paine. 28km long, 6km wide and over 30m high.
Suspension bridges (W and O circuits)
It rocks a little... But the overhanging views of the glaciers are breathtaking.
Kayaking on Grey Lake (W and O circuits)
Kayaking among giant icebergs to the wall of the Grey Glacier is an incredible experience (optional). Also very safe thanks to the quality of the material, the initial training and the assistance of professional guides.
Trekking on the Grey Glacier (W and O circuits)
Another extraordinary experience (optional), with crampons, ice axes, ropes, ... and of course professional guides.