How long does it take to hike Torres del Paine?

How long does it take to hike Torres del Paine?

3-5 days
By far the most popular trek in the park, most people complete the W hike in 3-5 days. You can complete the W trek in either direction, either starting at Paine Grande/Glacier Grey or at the Torres.

How much does it cost to hike Torres del Paine?

The cost of hiking in Torres del Paine What is this? Entrance fee – CLP 21 000/US$26 in season, off-season (May to September) – CLP 11 000/US$14; the price is fixed and doesn’t depend on the duration of your visit; no matter if you stay for a couple of hours or a week.

Is it safe to hike in Patagonia?

Hiking in Patagonia is certainly safe, as long as you are fully prepared for your chosen trail, pay attention to weather conditions and follow local recommendations. The biggest danger to hikers are the sudden downpours and famously fierce winds that regularly sweep the landscape, catching trailblazers off-guard.

How long is the Torres del Paine waterfall trail?

At approximately 2.5 miles long – which at an easy pace should take around 2–3 hours – this trail is the perfect way to see much of the majesty of the Torres del Paine without embarking on anything too grueling. The Salto Grande waterfall trail is in the heart of the park, taking you directly past the famous granite towers of the Torres del Paine.

Where is the Torres del Paine National Park?

The Torres del Paine National Park is one of the most spectacular landscapes in the world. Located in the south of Chilean Patagonia, the park is a maze of towering mountain peaks, turquoise lakes, and shimmering glaciers. Unsurprisingly, this breathtaking scenery is a hiker’s paradise.

Where to go to see the Salto Grande waterfall?

Bordering Pehoe Lake, we can see our next destination: a stunning waterfall called Salto Grande (Big Jump). To get to its lookout, this time we decided to transport by car, as many tourists do visiting the area, and use the pier that connects the lake to Pudeto sector.