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Explore the most spectacular regions of Patagonia between the two countries.

Patagonian Adventure

See the mighty Perito Moreno and explore endless hiking trails of El Chalten.

Argentinian Patagonia

Embark on the iconic W-trek in Torres del Paine without any distractions.

W-trek Escape

Patagonia

As nature recovers from the winter months, you’ll see vivid landscapes with blooms and green buds. Beware of closed trails due to snow early to mid-October.

Spring

In the hiker paradise, summer features open trails and enjoyable weather to take in the stunning views. January is the busiest and most expensive month.

Summer

The stunning contrast of snowy peaks with bright reds and yellows makes fall a photographer’s paradise. It is also less windy. Most hotels close at the end of April.

Fall

Winter provides unique and fascinating views over the frosted steppes and mountains of Patagonia, but most of the hikes are inaccessible, making it a dead season in both El Chalten and Torres Del Paine.

Winter

Majestic Land of The Big Feet

Patagonia – Majestic Land of The Big Feet

Laguna Torre is the second most popular hike in the area, but still an overall must-do. It is 11-mile long out and back trail from El Chalten, but not physically demanding with just 500 ft of elevation gain. Some parts of the trail are windy or slippery, so be ready with appropriate gear. Check the the links section for more details on AllTrails.

AllTrails

Laguna Torre

Argentina's trekking capital, nestled within the stunning Fitz Roy range. The trails here, ranging from easy walks to challenging hikes, lead you through scenery so breathtaking it seems surreal, with Mount Fitz Roy itself standing as a sentinel over the landscape.