| 18.8 km (11.7 miles)

| 8 HRS

| High difficulty
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Your adventure begins early at Hotel Las Torres, with an exciting ascent up the slopes of Mount Almirante Nieto to the impressive Ascencio Valley. As you hike through ancient ñirre (Nothofagus antarctica) and lenga (Nothofagus pumilio) forests along the meandering Ascencio River, you will be captivated by the breathtaking views of the iconic Torres del Paine. The trail, dotted with glacial terraces and crystal-clear streams, tells the story of the mighty glaciers that shaped this amazing landscape. After about 45 minutes of hiking, you will arrive at Los Vientos Pass, a spectacular lookout that offers panoramic views of Amarga Lagoon, Lake Nordenskjöld and all the natural wonders that line the horizon. A short descent will take you to the cozy Chileno Mountain Hostel, the perfect place to recharge your batteries before the last leg. The last stretch is an exciting climb up a glacial moraine, from 500 to 890 meters. The reward is the unforgettable Base Torres Viewpoint, one of Torres del Paine National Park’s most iconic and impressive places.

| 23.2 km (14.4 miles)

| 6-8 HRS

| Medium difficulty
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The trail to the Los Cuernos Sector is an impressive journey from the foothills of Mount Almirante Nieto to the northern shore of Lake Nordenskjöld. As you walk along the lakeshore, crystal-clear streams fed by hanging glaciers cross the rocky trail to the Los Cuernos Sector. You will cross a suspension bridge over the Arriero River, stop to take in the Inge Lagoon and see rocks and land formations resembling the moon’s surface. The Los Cuernos Sector, located just below a group of jagged peaks, offers incredible and contrasting views of Lake Nordenskjöld, towering granite towers and a dense green grove of trees. You will probably see the famous rotor winds, which look like little vortices spinning in one part of the lake.

| 8 km (5 miles)

| 3 HRS

| Easy difficulty
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This peaceful tour through the Lenga Forest is the ideal alternative for those seeking a more relaxed adventure surrounded by the wonders of Patagonia. The day begins at Hotel Las Torres, heading toward the park’s eastern side. The trail winds through pre-Andean scrublands, where the impressive transition between Patagonian steppe and Magellanic forest creates a unique, picturesque landscape. Hikers will encounter local flora, including the striking red flower of the notro (Embothrium coccineum). In the spring and summer, it forms a carpet of yellow. As you enter the enchanting Lenga Forest, you will walk among imposing trees that can live up to 350 years and grow to 30 meters. Along the way, you may spot iconic wildlife such as foxes, pumas and the magnificent Magellanic woodpecker. In the spring, the trail takes you through the foothills of Mount Cerro Paine, past gentle streams and into a valley of daisies, adding some seasonal charm to the adventure. The hike ends on the banks of the Paine River, where turquoise waters create a fascinating contrast with the surrounding forest and open pampa. The route also offers impressive views of Azul Lagoon, Mount Cerro Guido and the rugged Sierra Baguales Mountain Range to the east of the massif. With panoramic views and a deep connection with the pristine Patagonian wilderness, this hike will leave a lasting impression on all who experience it. A serene but unforgettable adventure!

| 9.2 km (5.7 miles)

| 8 HRS

| High difficulty
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9.6 Km (6 miles) hike. This excursion to Base Torres Viewpoint combines horseback riding and hiking to offer an exciting adventure reminiscent of the Patagonian cowboys’ adventures of yesteryear. It is perfect for intermediate riders looking for a challenging, unforgettable experience. The day begins at the stable, where participants meet their horses and receive instructions regarding the precautions and safeguards for the day. The adventure begins with a scenic ride through the Ascencio Valley, where riders enter impressive Patagonian landscapes. After crossing Los Vientos Pass, you will arrive at the Chileno Mountain Hostel, where the group will leave their horses and begin the excursion on foot, crossing rivers and rocky terrain as they ascend to the lookout. The final stretch, climbing to 890 meters, rewards participants with a breathtaking view of the Torres del Paine—an image that captures the essence of this iconic national park. After enjoying the unforgettable scenery, the return trip retraces the route to the Chileno Mountain Hostel, where riders remount their horses for the return trip to the stable. Throughout the tour, riders can let their horses instinctively follow the group, allowing time to enjoy the breathtaking surroundings and marvel at the wild beauty of Patagonia. Note: This excursion requires previous horseback riding experience and is subject to weather conditions.

| 8 km (5 miles)

| 3 HRS

| Easy difficulty
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This famous lake at the foot of the Paine Massif owes its name to Otto Nordenskjöld (1869-1928), a Swedish-Finnish explorer who conducted research in much of Antarctica, Greenland, Chile and Peru in the early twentieth century. This excursion starts at Hotel Las Torres and follows the W Circuit trail, showing off the beautiful north shore of the lake and Mount Almirante Nieto. The trekking and horseback routes are different, but the scenery and terrain are very similar. The equestrian version includes several stream and river crossings, an opportunity to meet Patagonian cowboys and, most importantly, a unique, authentic experience.

| 24 km (14.9 miles)

| 6-8 HRS

| High difficulty
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This is an exclusive horseback riding expedition for experienced riders who wish to test their skills in Patagonia. The trotting and galloping journey requires confidence and dexterity in the saddle. Riding along historic trails once used by Baqueanos (Patagonian Cowboys), participants will revive the spirit of the explorers who mapped these rugged landscapes. The adventure begins at the stable, where expert guides and Patagonian cowboys prepare the riders and their horses for the day. The route heads northeast toward the Serón Campsite, which pays homage to Reinaldo Serón Rute, a pioneer who called this remote area home for many years. The 15-kilometer trail offers spectacular views as it winds around Mount Cerro Paine and along the banks of the Paine River. Participants will ride through lenga (Nothofagus pumilio) and ñirre (Nothofagus antarctica) forests, expansive grasslands and rolling hills, crossing streams that flow into the river. The route’s quick pace and mix of ascents, descents and technical sections are challenging even for experienced riders. The well-trained horses respond to skillful commands, offering an exciting test of equestrian skill. Note: This ride requires previous experience and is subject to weather conditions. A daring, unforgettable adventure for true riding enthusiasts!

| 7 km (4.3 miles)

| 3 HRS

| Easy difficulty
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This three-hour horseback ride takes you along ancient Patagonian trails once trodden by Patagonian cowboys and legendary ranchers, including Ascencio Brunel. The adventure begins at the stable, where expert guides provide a short safety briefing before departing. Riding east, you will ascend to a lake terrace 150 meters above sea level that offers sweeping panoramic views of the park’s breathtaking scenery. Along the way, riders hear fascinating stories about Patagonia’s history as they pass through forests and visit scenic outlooks. The trail leads to Ascencio Valley, a place to learn about the daring exploits of Ascencio Brunel and marvel at the imposing Torres del Paine and the shimmering Nordenskjöld Lake. This tour combines natural beauty, cultural history, and mild adventure, perfect for all skill levels.

| 3 HRS

| Easy difficulty

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Enter the world of the Baqueanos (Patagonian Cowboy), skilled equestrians who have preserved Patagonia’s heritage for over a century. This unique experience invites you to spend unforgettable moments with baqueanos, learning about their traditional way of life. Learn the art of saddling a horse, shoeing, and mastering the reins like a true expert. These Patagonian cowboys will proudly show you their distinctive attire, saddles and tools, offering a glimpse into the essential elements of life in the wilderness. Take a break and sip a hot mate, an infusion of yerba mate leaves symbolizing hospitality and connection, paired with sopaipillas (fry bread) and pebre (a fresh tomato, onion and cilantro salsa). This experience offers a sample of Patagonian culture and camaraderie. Their stories, skills and traditions will help you understand what it was like to live and work in this remote region long before the arrival of tourism. It is a journey into the soul of Patagonia.

| 1 HR

| Easy difficulty

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At Las Torres Patagonia, the journey from land to table is rooted in sustainability. Here, fruit and vegetables are grown without chemicals or pesticides, ensuring every bite is packed with nutrients. On this tour, you will watch the whole process come to life. What began with the Kusanovic family growing their own herbs and produce more than 50 years ago has grown into a thriving bio-intensive garden, one of the southernmost in the world. Each season explores new innovative agro-sustainable practices, turning the garden into a locus of production and creativity. Explore this vibrant space and discover the magic of our composting techniques, or pick up tips for starting your own sustainable garden at home. Involve your senses as you take in the colors, aromas, and textures of the bounty of the Patagonian land. Top off the experience by tasting the freshest ingredients at Coirón Restaurant, a perfect way to savor the region’s flavors.

| 1 km (0.6 miles)

| 4 HRS

| Easy difficulty
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1.5 hours by van. This relaxing excursion is perfect for those who wish to explore the Torres del Paine’s impressive landscapes without extensive hiking. The day begins with a scenic 1.5-hour drive from Hotel Las Torres to Amarga Lagoon, offering opportunities to spot native wildlife along the way. The first stop is the Paine Waterfall, where you will enjoy breathtaking views of the Almirante Nieto Glacier and the surrounding mountains. Continuing toward the meadow of the Ñandú, you will see herds of guanacos and perhaps even a puma in its natural habitat. The route goes by the Las Chinas River, where you will see the region’s unique flora before reaching the serene Azul Lagoon. A short 1-kilometer walk provides incredible views of the iconic towers reflected in the calm waters. You will also have the opportunity to interact with park rangers and hear fascinating stories about the park’s history, including information from Juan Toro, one of its first rangers. The adventure ends with a stop at Amarga Lagoon, where flamingos and other wildlife add the perfect touch to an unforgettable experience before returning to the hotel.

| 6 km (3.7 miles)

| 4 HRS

| Easy difficulty
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1.5 hours by van. Begin with a van ride to Pudeto and fall in love with the magic of nature as you take in the surrounding trees. The imposing view of the Paine Massif over Lake Nordenskjöld offers a breathtaking perspective. You will visit the Salto Grande Waterfall, which takes the water from Lake Nordenskjöld to Lake Pehoé. With renewed energy, you will continue along a trail to one of the most imposing views in Torres del Paine National Park: a panorama that includes Los Cuernos Mountains, Mount Cerro Paine Grande, and the French Valley with its glacier rising from the other side of Lake Nordenskjöld. It is, undoubtedly, an impressive sight.

| 9.5 km (5.9 miles)

| 4 HRS

| Easy difficulty
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40 minutes by van. Embark on a unique journey through the renowned “Puma Triangle,” an area of Torres del Paine National Park known for its high concentration of these majestic felines. With a bit of luck, you may see one in its natural habitat. The adventure begins with a 40-minute drive from Hotel Las Torres to the Lake Sarmiento Park Entrance, where the 7.7 km trail to the Laguna Amarga Park Entrance begins. Along the way, you will see pre-Andean scrublands and enjoy breathtaking views of Lake Sarmiento, the park’s largest lake. On this excursion, you will also see ancient cave paintings, discover a perfect place for refreshments, and hear about the history behind the fascinating markings. The trail continues to the Goic Lagoon, home to flamingos and other wildlife, offering serene and picturesque moments. During the descent, keep an eye out for puma tracks and other signs of their presence while immersing yourself in the mysteries of this extraordinary region. The hike ends at the Amarga Lagoon Park Entrance, where breathtaking scenery marks the perfect finale before returning to the hotel with memories of an incredible adventure.

| 15 km (9.3 miles)

| 7-8 HRS

| Moderate difficulty
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2.5 hours by van. This excursion offers a new look at Torres del Paine’s rich flora and fauna. The day begins with an early morning trip to Verde Lagoon in the southeastern part of the park, about 62 km from the hotel. The hiking trail starts near the Estancia Lazo Ranch, an area scarred by the 2011 fire, and meanders along the shores of the lagoon, passing through beautiful lenga (Nothofagus pumilio) and ñirre (Nothofagus antarctica) forests and opening up to pre-Andean scrublands. Along the way, you will find unique flora, including mata barrosa (Mulinum spinosum) and calafate (Berberis microphylla), all framed by the impressive backdrop of the Paine Massif. A lunch break near Honda Lagoon offers an opportunity to enjoy the tranquil surroundings, weather permitting. The journey continues to the Toro Lookout, where panoramic views of the park unfold before you. An exciting descent wraps up the hike and an unforgettable day immersed in nature.

| 1 km (0.6 miles)

| 3 HRS

| Easy difficulty
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1.5 hours by van | 3-hour boat ride. Embark on a journey through Torres del Paine National Park from east to west. This guest-favorite tour is perfect for exploring the park’s impressive geography, diverse flora and fauna, and rich history in a single day. The adventure begins early as you head west along the park’s main road, making scenic stops. Capture views of the Torres del Paine in the morning sunlight, visit the roaring Salto Grande Waterfall that connects Lake Nordenskjöld and Lake Pehoé, and enjoy panoramic scenic views at locations like Black Bridge, Nordenskjöld and Sarmiento lookouts and Lake Pehoé. Continuing to Grey Valley, the westernmost point of the park accessible by vehicle, you will marvel at the Magellanic forest and the impressive views of the Grey Glacier. An optional catamaran ride on Grey Lake is available to give you a close-up view of the glacier. Those who opt not to do so can take a short hike to the peninsula to enjoy panoramic views of the lake and its striking icebergs. On the way back to Hotel Las Torres, you will make additional stops to contemplate the scenery and take pictures as the sun sets over Patagonia. Important information: The catamaran ride is optional and not included in the all-inclusive package. Inquire about prices and availability. A third party operates this tour, which has a maximum capacity of 100 passengers and a total duration of approximately 3 hours. It may be subject to cancellations due to weather conditions or technical problems.

| 20 km (12.4 miles)

| 12 HRS

| High difficulty
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1.5 hours by van | 1-hour boat ride. Get ready to explore the majestic French Valley, one of Torres del Paine’s most iconic trails. The adventure begins with a trip from Hotel Las Torres to Pudeto, where you will take a scenic boat ride on the stunning turquoise waters of Lake Pehoé. Enjoy breathtaking views of Los Cuernos and the Salto Grande Waterfall from the boat. Upon arriving at Paine Grande, the 20 km hike begins. The trail winds along Lake Skottsberg and features a mix of forests recovering from the 2011 fire and the untouched beauty of the Patagonian steppe. After crossing the suspension bridge, the French Valley reveals its dramatic views of the glacier with the same name and its imposing peaks. A well-deserved break at the lookout allows for lunch and reflection in these unforgettable surroundings. The return retraces the trail from the boat, where you sail back across Lake Pehoé before returning to the hotel after a day of breathtaking scenery and adventure.

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