Patagonia Hiking Tours

Cerro Benitez offers a captivating journey through history and nature. This guided hike takes you to the Cerro Benitez Archaeological Park, where you can explore ancient caves adorned with 3,500-year-old rock paintings. Experience stunning panoramic views of fjords and mountains while discovering unique stalactites in the Hidden Cave. The trek through lush trails leads to the 'Dos Herraduras' rock shelter, where the echoes of the past come alive. Ideal for adventure seekers and history enthusiasts, this tour ensures a memorable exploration of Chile's rich heritage. - Discover ancient rock art and archaeological sites in Chile - Enjoy breathtaking views of Eberhard Fjord and Sofia Lagoon - Includes shared transportation and local bilingual guide - Minimum of 2 participants required; suitable for those with moderate fitness

The French Valley Hike in Torres del Paine is one of the most stunning day treks in Patagonia. This guided tour takes travelers into the heart of Torres del Paine National Park, with visits to Lake Pehoé, Paine Grande, and the breathtaking French Valley viewpoint. Along the way, you'll witness iconic landscapes such as the Cuernos del Paine, hanging glaciers, and dramatic granite peaks. What makes this experience special is the combination of varied scenery, the chance to explore one of the most scenic sections of the famous W Trek, and the opportunity to hike deep into the park without needing to carry camping gear or plan a multi-day route. It's the perfect one-day adventure for nature lovers who want a taste of Patagonia’s wild beauty.

Difficulty: High Duration: 5 hours Total Distance: 2 miles (approx. 3 km) Season: Summer (September-April) Group Size: Up to 12 travelers The Grey Glacier Ice Hike is a unique 5-hour adventure that offers the rare opportunity to walk directly on the ice of one of Torres del Paine’s most iconic glaciers. Once the group is ready, a zodiac boat will transport you to a remote beach near the glacier's edge. There, you'll hike for about an hour across the rocky moraine to reach the starting point. After a comprehensive safety briefing from the guide, you'll strap on your crampons and embark on a 2.5-hour trek across the glacier’s surface—an unforgettable journey through a frozen world of crevasses, blue ice, and breathtaking scenery. IMPORTANT INFORMATION: To be able to take the tour at 8:30 AM it is essential to overnight at Grey Camping or Refugio the night before To be able to do the tour at 2:30 PM it is essential to overnight at the Camping or Refugio Grey at the end of the activity

Escape into the raw beauty of Patagonia's wilderness on a beginner-friendly guided hike and discover how the forest you walk through has shaped the history of Punta Arenas- and the world. Leave the city behind you to enjoy tranquil time in nature, exploring the hush of the native forest. Follow your guide down a wide dirt path that undulates through small valleys and up rocky plateaus. Hike along a sheltered trail punctuated by windy clearings. Every time you emerge from the green crown of trees, you’ll be rewarded by dazzling views of the city and the blue-grey strait of Magellan. While you hike, hear the stories of Patagonia brought to life by your guide. Discover how the woods surrounding you have affected the course of global historic events. After your adventure, return to Punta Arenas to sample regional flavours. Enjoy traditional food with a gourmet twist, paired with a local beer, wine, coffee, cocktail or fresh juice.

Through this trekking through the French Valley, we can see landmarks such as the Salto Grande waterfall, Lake Pehoé (which we will cross by catamaran) and the French Valley, from where we will start our hike Includes Lunch Box that we can enjoy in the middle of nature. It will be a very active day and specially designed so you can enjoy the best of Torres del Paine.

The Desolation pass is an old 13-kilometer crossing that runs through the Vicente Pérez Rosales National Park, this path was used by the Huilliches and later by the Jesuits to connect from Lake Llanquihue to Lake Todos Los Santos through a pass that forms between the Osorno volcano and the Picada hill. This route has a beautiful panoramic view of the Osorno and Tronador volcanoes, La Picada hill, Todos Los Santos lake and Margarita Island. The road is marked by changes in landscapes and environments, going from volcanic slag heaps to dense forests.

Rise early and hike to the iconic Paine Towers on this full-day tour from Puerto Natales. Explore the diverse landscapes of Torres del Paine National Park during a moderately difficult trek across Ascencio Valley, up and down switchbacks, over streams and through a peaceful lenga forest. Ascend a great moraine and at the top of these barren slopes, marvel at the three spikes of granite soaring into the sky and a brilliant glacial lake below. This small-group tour is limited to six people, ensuring personalized attention from an expert guide for a memorable experience.

our service is personalized and we provide trekking poles expert mountain guides Security. With this we refer to the tranquility that an agency offers you. Guides Specialized trekking have services that can help you on your trip. How to offer guides (English, Spanish, French, Portuguese ...)   Thematic trips There are agencies that organize trips with a specific theme that make them very attractive

This day hike is offered to people that enjoys walking in the forest while and enjoys a bit of an adventure for the type of terrain.These trails were used on old days to smuggler cattle between Chile and Argentina and is one of the most important trails used by the locals who live in the valley of Cochamo.

Just a day activity that gives you one of the best views of the Llanquihue Lake basin from above. And to get a closer look at the glacier of the Osorno volcano. If you are used to hiking in mountainous terrain, the ascent will be easy and probably fast, so the surroundings and what you can see from there will be your main gain. If this is your first time trekking on a volcano, or you are simply not used to this type of activity, you will enjoy an unforgettable challenge and be rewarded with memories that can only be captured from the top of a mountain.

Experience that invites you to reconnect with your body, mind and spirit in a natural environment of the Elqui Valley. The place is hidden among mountains, a place that only locals know and that is rarely explored by visitors. There, the breeze caresses a forest of cacti and hawthorns, birdsong and the aroma of water and wild grasses create a sound and sensory atmosphere that enhances immersion in nature. What makes this activity special is the combination of landscape, culture and wellness. We practice ancestral techniques that revitalize the body and calm the mind, such as synchronized breathing with conscious movements, cleansing techniques and mindfulness, while connecting with the principles of Andean Good Living. It is more than a walk: it is a brief spiritual retreat, a deep pause, a gift for the soul. Ideal for travelers seeking an authentic, transformative and deeply rooted experience in the Elquina Land.

Solitario 6 km/ 3.7 miles 2.30 hs. A different type of approaching the Volcano and to be in contact with nature, volcanology and unique views.Walking distance: Red Crater: 50 minutes walk.

Biodiversity is so rich that a good guide will enhance your experience of visiting this forest. Learning about ecology, the valdivian forest , curiosities about nature is unique . And you will see why!

We invite you to visit the Explorers Glacier, a must-see destination in Patagonia, along with a certified hiking/trekking guide with years of experience. We will walk along the side trail that borders the glacier to its viewpoints. In the tour we will perform interpretation of the landscape and talk geological where you will learn much about the area you visit. We also include transportation from your accommodation, entrance tickets to the park and box lunch with fresh and appetizing products to keep you energized during the day. You don’t have to worry about anything, just carrying the motivation to spend an excellent day in nature!

Immerse yourself in nature on a full-day hike in Punta Arenas and discover the stories of people who, against all odds, have thrived in Patagonia’s indomitable wilderness for over 11,000 years. Experience the immensity of Patagonia’s untouched wilderness as you hike on a little trafficked trail through the quiet hush of a 100-year-old forest. This hike in Punta Arenas will take you through winding trails abundant with plant life, up windswept hills, and down into the river valley that runs through the city. Crest gentle ridges and navigate pebbled plateaus with incredible 360-degree views of the sculpted geography of the Brunswick Peninsula. Learn how the landscape has, in turn, shaped life in Patagonia. Picnic with a lunch of fresh local flavours in the heart of the forest, enjoying views of towering green trees with moss-decorated branches. Afterwards, see how subtle changes in the landscape change the forest. After your hike, enjoy local tapas and a toast with your guide.