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Torres del Paine Tours
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Things to Do in Torres del Paine
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Sunrise Trek to Mirador Las Torres
Start before dawn and hike 18 km through Ascencio Valley, ascending lenga forests and glacial moraine to the iconic view: three 2,500 m granite towers above a turquoise lake. Sunrise turns the 12-million-year-old spires orange against a deep blue sky.
W Trek and O Circuit
Follow the 74 km W Trek through Grey Glacier, French Valley, and Ascencio Valley to the granite towers over 4–5 days, passing steppe, lenga forest, and moraine between refugios. The 136 km O Circuit circles the Paine Massif, crossing 1,241 m Paso John Gardner for Southern Ice Field views.
Puma Tracking Safari
Track wild pumas at dawn in Torres del Paine, home to the highest density of these cats on Earth. Expert guides interpret guanaco alarms and ridgelines on private conservation estancias, demonstrating how ranching and predator protection can coexist.
Grey Glacier Ice Hiking
Strap on crampons and traverse Grey Glacier, fed by the Southern Patagonian Ice Field, the world’s third-largest ice mass. A Zodiac delivers you to the ice, where a guide leads past blue crevasses and ice caves—exploring in solitude on ice that has flowed for thousands of years.
Gaucho Horseback Riding
Ride Chilean Criollo horses across the pampas with multi-generational gauchos. Cross rivers and spot guanacos and condors, then finish with asado de cordero, slow-roasted lamb at a working ranch blending 19th-century traditions with puma conservation.
Kayaking Among Icebergs on Lago Grey
Paddle quietly among icebergs from Grey Glacier, their dense ice glowing vivid blue. With no engine, hear only your strokes and ice cracking. Guides lead small groups to the glacier wall, pausing on a nunatak for hot drinks—no experience needed, just a willingness to get close to centuries-old ice.
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