Walking to the base of Towers of Paine
Breakfast at the Hotel. We will head for the base of Towers of Paine. First we will watch the Paine River, Bitter Lagoon Center, Estancia Cerro Paine and Almirante Nieto Mountain. In our walk, we will pass by Ascencio River Valley and the Chilean Camping, crossing ancient lenga forests, to come to Towers Camp, where we will go to a viewpoint and enjoy a stunning view from the lagoon to Towers of Paine.

This is a challenging walk, in which we need a great physical effort since it is a demanding area. We will enjoy the habitat of many birds, multicolored lagoons such as Bitter Lagoon, unique landscapes such as Almirante Brown Hill of 2,640 m.a.s.l. and Nordenskjörld Lake.

Puerto Natales
Breakfast at the Hotel. After a long journey in the base of Towers of Paine, we will have a day off to get one's strength back and then continue our walks the following day around Towers of Paine National Park.

Walking to the base of Grey Glacier
Breakfast at the Hotel. This walking will lead us to Pehoé Lake and its refuge, the Grey Glacier Viewpoint in the Southern Ice Fields and its refuge too. Regarding this walking, we pay special attention to the sights of the Grey Glacier and the Big Paine Masiff, the incredible ice floes, and paths through rivers, streams and native forests.

Walking around Nordenskjörd Viewpoint
Breakfast at the Hotel. To reduce our walking, we will do a lighter trekking compared to the previous ones. We will visit the Nordenskjörd Viewpoint traveling by car from the Small Fall towards Pudeto Refuge, and then we will go on walking towards the banks of Pehoé Lake.

In this trekking we can see the Big Fall and enjoy the natural landscape of pulverized water with falls and thunders over such fall. French Valley, Big Paine Massif and the Horns of Paine are the most stunning sights.

Walking to the Grenn Lagoon
Breakfast at the Hotel. We will start our trekking along the main road by the Weber River going up part of Sierra El Toro.

The paths will give us the opportunity to see the Paine River as well as the endemic vegetation. As we keep going up the gentle rolling hills, we will have a unique view of the Horns of Paine, Mount Almirante Nieto and Big Paine. This is a medium difficulty trekking.