•                                                                    Pet Friendly   Experience

                                           1-Trekking Laguna Torre

"One of the most classic day hikes in El Chalten..."

It takes about 9 hours round trip.

It covers a distance of 12 kilometers and has an elevation gain of 800 meters.

You'll cross lenga forests, moraines, and glacial valleys to reach the source of the Fitz Roy River at Laguna Torre.

The view of the imposing Cerro Torre will dazzle you, along with its satellite peaks.

3-Trekking a la Loma del Pliegue Tumbado

"The most comprehensive view of Cerro Fitz Roy and Cerro Torre."

The hike takes approximately 11 hours round trip.

The distance is 20 kilometers and the elevation gain is 1,260 meters.

The hike begins at the Lago Viedma section of Los Glaciares National Park, ascending through a lush forest of ancient lenga trees. We discover two beautiful high-altitude mallines, leading to a trail between ancient moraines.

The view from the top of El Pliegue is the best for discovering Mount Fitz Roy and Mount Torre.

Professional and amateur photographers alike marvel at this panoramic viewpoint.

5-Trekking to Chorrillo del Salto, the Condors and Las Aguilas viewpoints

Here begins your most relaxing day of exploring the magical town of El Chalten.

The trail to Chorrillo del Salto begins at the end of San Martin Street, largely following Route 23, which connects us to Lago del Desierto. There, we encounter an impressive waterfall, more than 60 meters high, and countless places to spend the morning or afternoon enjoying hot mates and excellent southern pastries.

After visiting the waterfall, we head to the northern zone of Los Glaciares National Park, where we will visit the interpretation center and from there, we will depart for the Mirador de los Cóndores and Mirador de las Águilas trails.

Trekking and Camping

 Huemul Circuit

 " Without a doubt, the best option for mountain hikers. The trek lasts 4 days and 3 nights, camping in wild and remote areas of the National Park.

Itinerary:

Day 1:

We leave the town of El Chalten in the morning and begin the trail that begins at the northern section of the National Parks. We check all the necessary equipment and supplies for the activity. We ascend toward the Pampa de las Carretas, where the road divides from the one that leads to Pliegue Tumbado. From there, we begin an ascending route toward the viewpoint of the Tunel River Valley, from where we descend to the first campsite at Laguna Toro.

Day 2:

We wake up early after breakfast, heading toward the mouth of Laguna Toro to go around it and cross the Tunel River. Here we have the first zip line, where the guide will assist us and cross, to begin the climb toward the Lower Tunel Glacier.

After crossing the imposing ice of the glacier, we will begin the ascent to Paso del Viento Upon reaching the pass, we will have views of the Southern Patagonian Ice Field, the third largest ice mass in the world. Its glacial tongues will captivate us, and we will be able to take those precious photos.

We will continue descending to the Paso del Viento refuge, where we will spend our second night camping

Day 3:

The third day will surprise us with its vast solitude and beauty. We will see much of the Ice Field and its turquoise lagoons. The eastern face of the great Cerro Huemul massif will guide us to its high pass, where a forest of stunted lenga trees will shelter us as we grab our lunch before descending to the Bahía de los Témpanos , our third camp. (We will visit the Mirador de las Condoreras (Condors' Nest) and its views of the Viedma Glacier.)

Day 4:

The last day begins with observations of the enormous icebergs that break off from the Viedma Glacier and settle in the bay that gives it its name.

Our trail follows the shore of Lake Viedma, crossing streams and wetlands. We reach the second zip line over the Túnel River delta. Upon crossing this, we are an hour away from Túnel Bay, where transportation is waiting to take us back to El Chaltén.

(Consult the 5-day option to descend to the Southern Continental Ice Field)

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