This place is a jaw-dropping mix of jagged granite towers, massive glaciers, and deep blue lakes. Its iconic “Torres” (towers) rise dramatically above windswept plains where guanacos and condors roam.

Visitors come for world-class hiking on the W circuit. Get up close to turquoise lagoons, roaring rivers, and the sprawling Grey Glacier. Remote, wild, and constantly shaped by wind and weather, Torres del Paine feels like the edge of the world in the best possible way.

Valle del Francés, tucked deep inside Torres del Paine, is one of Patagonia’s most dramatic valleys. Sheer granite walls, hanging glaciers, and jagged peaks surround you as you hike steadily upward along the valley floor.

With the crack of shifting ice above and panoramic views of lakes and mountains below, it feels like walking through a natural amphitheater of rock and ice. On clear days, the 360° viewpoints here are some of the most unforgettable in the entire park.

One of the park’s most iconic views-the stunning Grey Glacier. The trail begins along the base of Cerro Paine Grande, the highest peak in the massif, offering spectacular glimpses of its hanging glaciers. 

As you walk through forests of Ñirres, Coigües, and Notros, you’ll reach the first Grey Glacier lookout. We will Glide across the icy waters of Mirador Grey aboard a catamaran, surrounded by towering walls of shimmering blue ice. Floating past massive icebergs and hearing the distant cracks of the glacier, every moment feels like stepping into a living postcard.