Sierra Baguales is an unspoiled wilderness in the park’s north-eastern expanse, where the Chilean landscape converges with the border of Argentina.
Here, a markedly different scene unfolds, characterised by remarkable geology. Exploring beneath upturned rocks along the tranquil Baguales River, guests can discover fossils amidst the serene stillness of this rarely explored valley.
Join expert guides for an immersive day exploring the wild heart of Patagonia, where patience, observation, and luck may reveal one of nature’s most elusive inhabitants - the puma.
View Details Ride through Patagonian steppe and shaded lenga forests, and quietly happen upon wildlife, like guanacos grazing in the pampas. Be guided by the wind and scenic views of Torres del Paine.
View Details Discover remnants of the Indigenous Aonikenk culture, a vital part of Patagonia's heritage. These hunter-gatherer nomads left their messages through cave paintings, which remain visible on rocky outcrops today.
View Details Laguna Azul offers prime Torres (Towers) viewpoints. The journey continues to Paine Waterfall, a key park tributary, and the lush, high-pH Bitter Lagoon, teeming with stromatolites and potential flamingo sightings.
View Details A legendary route among the hiking community and an eye-opening experience for avid walkers, this hike in Torres del Paine is one of the world’s great ‘bucket list’ trekking adventures.
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