Patagonia · Chile & Argentina
Walk beneath Fitz Roy, face the ice at Perito Moreno, or follow the W through Torres del Paine. Choose the journey that gives each place the time it deserves.
Find your Patagonia route
Curated by RomanFor independent explorers
3curated starting routes
6 · 7 · 13days in the saved defaults
29curated activities
26places to stay
Start with your time
The Argentine trails, a dedicated Chilean trek, or a journey connecting them. Compare the actual starting plans.
One country · two mountain bases
El Chaltén’s trails and Perito Moreno from El Calafate. No international crossing; shorten the walk on the transfer day.
Chile · a moving mountain trek
Arrival, five walking days and departure. Confirm every mountain overnight, the crossing and optional outings before booking.
Two countries · the fuller journey
El Chaltén and Perito Moreno, then the W and a return to El Calafate. Leave room for two border-transfer days.
The saved plans are not reserved packages. Seasonal route labels do not confirm trail opening or service dates. Read the route comparison and W Trek booking choices before committing.
The details connect the journey
The right overnight, a workable crossing and a little room for the weather turn a list of places into a trip.
The shape of your trip
Where the days begin
What you came for
Give the landscape its time
Choose a mountain walk, a glacier visit or a valley day. Build around the approach and return, not just the photograph.
El Calafate & Perito Moreno
2h · Glaciers
El Chaltén
6-8h · Iconic hikes
Torres del Paine
4-7h · Iconic hikes
Torres del Paine
5h · Iconic hikes
Where the next day begins
A town base, a road-access lodge or a mountain refugio: choose the setting that serves your next day.
El Calafate town outskirts
The selected El Calafate overnight in the saved Argentine and cross-border routes.
Hillside in El Chaltén
The selected El Chaltén overnight in both saved Argentine routes.
Río Serrano village · south of Torres del Paine
The saved road-access overnight before entering the mountain walking sequence.
Grey sector · mountain trails, Torres del Paine
The saved first mountain overnight on the west-to-east trek.
A word from your curator
Patagonia’s remoteness might make you hesitate, but for those who crave hiking and breathtaking scenery, it offers an adventure like no other. Its otherworldly landscapes and unforgettable experiences will leave you in awe, making every mile of the journey worthwhile. Yes, the flight may be long, but what awaits you is nothing short of extraordinary — a trip that will stay with you forever.
Practical choices, clearly
Editorial planning review · November 5, 2026. Recheck official conditions and operator details for your travel dates.
Pick one side for a shorter trip, or protect both border-transfer days on the thirteen-day route.
El Chaltén and El Calafate are Argentine bases; Torres del Paine and Puerto Natales are in Chile. Confirm rental cross-border authorization, paperwork and the chosen post’s current hours before booking the next connection.
Plan the connections →A saved W Trek is a starting plan. Book every mountain sector before treating the route as feasible.
The saved sequence uses Grey, Francés, Cuernos and Chileno, then Hotel Las Torres. Confirm the actual accommodation category, meals and equipment; historic refugio names do not establish live beds or tent inventory.
Compare the sectors →Keep the main walk and its return workable. Conditions can change quickly in every season.
Check CONAF’s current Torres del Paine guidance and Argentina National Parks’ Los Glaciares recommendations. Remove optional kayaking, bridge detours or a long transfer-day hike when the conditions and connections do not fit.
Choose when to go →CONAF: Torres del Paine · Argentina National Parks: Los Glaciares
Keep exploring
Every curated activity and stay is linked below. Puerto Natales and Punta Arenas offer different extensions; they are not all part of every saved route.
A town base for glacier days. The walkways, an ice trek and the drive to El Chaltén are separate commitments.
Region photo: Roman Guliak
Stay close to the trailheads and give Fitz Roy and Laguna Torre their own days. Leave another window for weather.
Region photo: Roman Guliak
Choose between a road-access lodge and a moving trek. The W’s refugios cannot be replaced by a hotel along the park road.
Region photo: Yannes Kiefer
A gateway for park transfers and fjord outings. A boat excursion needs a separate day from the journey into the park.
A separate Strait of Magellan wildlife extension, outside the three saved default routes. Arrange sea departures around weather.
Region photo: Peter Burdon
6-day starting plan
7-day starting plan
13-day starting plan
From a starting plan to your journey
Make a curated plan your own, keep your places together and take Fyno along for the journey.