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Lonely Plan-it: how to organize a hike on Chile’s famous W Trek in 2023

Jan 14, 2023 • 8 min read

Tackling the W Trek in Chile’s Parque Nacional Torres del Paine is a challenge and a thrill © sharptoyou / Shutterstock

In this series, we take you step by step through how we planned some of the most complicated travel adventures, so you can recreate them yourself with ease. Here, writer Sarah Reid takes you through how she planned her hike on Chile’s famous W Trek. 

Tracing the foothills of the snow-capped Paine Massif in southern  Chile ’s famous  Parque Nacional Torres del Paine , the W Trek one of the world’s most epic multi-day tramps. Named for the shape sketched by the 80km (50-mile) trail, the W Trek immerses you in some of Patagonia’s most mesmerizing scenery, with turquoise lakes, oozing glaciers, gnarled subpolar forests and wildlife spotting opportunities aplenty (you might even spot a puma).

While it’s easy to follow the well-trodden if not always well-marked trail, planning the expedition is complicated by the numerous ways to access the route and the multiple reservations required before you set out. Having recently experienced the trail in two different ways, I’ve figured out all the tricks you’ll need to plan one of the most memorable hikes of your life. Here’s what I learned.

Step 1: Time it right

Find the best mix of good weather and accommodation availability. 

Hiking the W Trek hinges on the availability of the half-dozen currently operational refugios (hostels with limited dorm beds, a restaurant, hot showers and campsites) dotted along the route, which can book out months in advance during the November-to-February peak season. This is the warmest time of the year comes with the added bonus of long daylight hours – but it can also be very windy. The less-busy shoulder seasons (March to April and September to October) offer increased camping availability and more agreeable weather (potentially; this is Patagonia, after all). A guide is required for a wintertime hike (May to August, when refugios are closed). Wildlife, including pumas, can be spotted year-round.

To get to Torres del Paine, you’ll need to travel to the small, beautifully situated gateway city of  Puerto Natales . You can fly here (or to nearby  Punta Arenas ) from Santiago , take a four-day ferry trip from Puerto Montt  or travel overland from  Argentina (a 5.5-hour bus ride from El Calafate to Puerto Natales). From Puerto Natales, expect a two-hour bus ride to the eastern end of the W Trek, and a three-hour bus ride followed by a 45-minute ferry to the western end.

Step 2: Decide which direction to hike in

You can start or finish your trek with one of the hike’s most epic views. 

The W Trek can be hiked from east to west or vice versa, independently or guided, and you can take as many days as you like (pending refugio availability). Hikers with a good level of fitness will find it’s an achievable four-day independent hike. Factor in an extra day to add a glacier kayaking or ice-trekking excursion departing from Refugio Grey (arrange in advance; more on this below).

The benefits of hiking east to west include frequent daily bus services from Puerto Natales (from 7am) to the trailhead. You’ll also knock off the challenging hike to  Mirador las Torres , at the base of the three granite towers that give the national park its name, on the first day. Hiking in this direction also means you don’t have to worry about securing a spot on the first ferry of the day across Lago Pehoé to access the western end of the W (critical for a four-day itinerary), as ferry tickets can’t be booked in advance. The early ferry (9am) only operates from November to March.

The beauty of hiking west to east is the opportunity to spend your last night at Refugio Chileno, making it easier to catch the sunrise at Mirador Las Torres on your final day and be back in Puerto Natales by dinnertime (finishing at Paine Grande gets you back to town closer to 10pm). With Patagonia known for its strong westerlies, hiking eastward also keeps the wind at your back for most of the journey.

Step 3: Consider your booking options

Reserve your accommodation, transit and park pass in advance to simplify your life. 

This is where it gets tricky. The two refugios at the trail’s western end (Paine Grande and Grey) are operated by Vertice Patagonia , which also runs glacier trekking and kayaking tours. The other four refugios  (Francés, Cuernos, Chileno and Central; there’s an additional bunkhouse near Central called Torre Norte) are operated by  Las Torres Patagonia . You can book preferred campsites and dorm beds (some refugios also have rooms) separately through their websites, or make reservations at camps run by both operators in a single booking via Booking Patagonia .

Meals, pre-pitched tents, sleeping bags and mats can be prebooked for additional fees,  pushing the cost of a four-day hike from as little as $62 (camping costs only; wild camping is forbidden) to around $400 if you book all the extras (and it’s worth doing so if you’re not keen on carrying all your supplies, including cooking equipment). Booking bus tickets to and from Puerto Natales in advance is also recommended;  Bus Sur services both ends of the trail.

An easier if more expensive option is to book an all-inclusive package. These come in all shapes and sizes, ranging from classic unguided through-hikes, to hikes along sections of the trail each day with a guide then shuttling back to an off-trail camp or lodge each night. (Note that it’s difficult to complete all legs of the W Trek as day hikes given the volume of backtracking required to the two exit points.) Local operators offering good-value unguided through-hike packages with an east-west itinerary (about $1000) include Chile Nativo and ChileTour Patagonia . Las Torres Patagonia and Vertice Patagonia also offer packages with accommodation at their own properties (a through-hike is only possible with the former). International operators including  G Adventures and  World Expeditions also offer through-hike packages.

You’ll also need to book a multi-day national park pass via the  CONAF website ($35), which will be checked at the entrance to the park.

Step 4: Prep for the adventure

Find the perfect gear for your adventure. 

With the entire trail located between 100-900m (330-2600ft) above sea level, there’s no altitude to factor in on the W Trek. But it’s the ever-changing Patagonian weather, along with the uneven, often-exposed trail, that will likely test you. Layers are key, and a waterproof jacket, rain pants and pack cover are essential year-round.

Expect to have next-to-no cellular reception throughout the journey. Wi-fi coupons are available for sale at refugios (provided the router is working) but it’s more fun to stay disconnected and mingle with fellow hikers at the bar instead; every refugio has one. Be mindful when packing that everything you carry into the national park must come out with you – the only rubbish bins at refugios are designed for toilet paper. With a limited number of power points in refugios for charging devices, packing spare batteries is a good idea.

Step 5: Nail the trail

Be adaptable to conditions to get the most out of your journey. 

Days on the trail can be long on a four-day hike; set out by 8am in autumn and spring to arrive in camp well before nightfall. If you’ve booked meals, most refugios have two sittings; book the first sitting when you arrive in camp each day to ensure an early night, and early start the next morning.

On foggy days, reconsider rising early to hike to Mirador las Torres for sunrise. You might also wish to reassess the mostly uphill return hike from Mirador Francés to Mirador Británico (the middle arm of the “W”) in poor weather, though I hiked the latter in average conditions and enjoyed it, particularly as I spotted a pair of endangered huemul deer right below Mirador Británico. Consider leaving non-essentials in a dry bag at Italiano (a CONAF-run camp not currently open for overnight stays) on your way up, as you’ll pass this camp again on your way back down.

If you’re making good time between Paine Grande and Valle Francés (French Valley), consider veering off the main path to hike the lesser-tramped alternative trail around the slightly more scenic eastern side of Lago Skottsberg, which adds about 30 minutes to the trip. Turn left at the first bridge after Italiano if you’re coming from the east, and head right at the fork after the first bridge you cross if you’re coming from Paine Grande.

If I could do it all again…

I booked a last-minute four-day through-hike package on my first W Trek experience. I hiked east to west in March 2022, and camped at Central, Cuernos and Paine Grande, and this itinerary was perfect for me. I’ve since hiked sections of the trail on a guided multi-day, multi-sport tour with Chile Nativo, with superb perspectives on Torres del Paine that complemented my first experience.

If I were to do the W Trek again, I’d aim to tackle the extended version of the trail called the O Circuit, ideally in late September, as I found the weather superb and the crowds thin when I visited then. I’d cut costs by making independent bookings, and I’d book my meals again (though extra comforts are not available at all refugios on the O Circuit).

Since my feet were soaking from the second day onward, I’d also wear waterproof boots; pack fewer snacks, as the boxed lunches were sufficient; and go easier on the Carménère (Chilean red wine) at the refugio bars. Did I mention you can order pisco sours, too? 

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13 Best Hikes and Treks in Chile

Written by Mark Johanson Updated Jul 26, 2021

Look at any map of South America, and Chile will surely stand out for its string bean shape. Not only is it among the longest countries in the world at 4,329 kilometers from north to south, but it averages just 177 kilometers in width. It's also one of the most isolated countries on the planet, as the Pacific Ocean forms its western border, and the towering Andes separate it from Argentina to the east.

Meanwhile, the Atacama in the far north is the driest desert in the world, while the far south is a patchwork of Patagonian fjords and glacier-carved valleys. This unique geography makes Chile a feast for the eyes and an all-around hiker's paradise, with some of the best day hikes and multi-day treks in South America.

Discover where to go with our list of the best hikes hike in Chile.

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If there is one hike that has come to symbolize Chile's spectacular backcountry, it's the five-day, four-night W Trek through Torres Del Paine National Park . By far the most popular hike in all of Patagonia, this 71-kilometer route is a tranquil and breathtaking romp through some of Patagonia's biggest highlights from the soaring granite spires of Paine Grande to the horn-like rocks of Los Cuernos . You'll also walk past the massive Glacier Grey (part of the Patagonian Ice Field), dip into the glacier-lined French Valley, and camp along the turquoise waters of the park's glacier-fed lakes.

To begin the W Trek, you can either take a ferry across Grey Lake to Refugio Grey or take a bus to Refugio Las Torres. You can also choose how luxurious you want the experience to be by staying along the route in your own tent, in pre-pitched tents, in a refugio, or even in your own room with a three-course meal (at some stops, though not all).

Don't want to carry your own gear or have higher standards than sleeping in a tent or rustic refugio? Many people choose more luxurious options that still allow you to experience the best of the W Trek but include guides and stays at spectacular lodges and eco-yurts. Many of these operators offer excursions to glacier walks and kayaking if conditions permit.

Be prepared during the hike for strong winds and quick changes in weather that may delay your exit for a day or two. The trail is busy with backpackers at the height of summer, January through February; consider a trip in March or April (Patagonia's fall) when the winds are lighter, the trails less busy, and temperatures still very reasonable.

The O Circuit is the full bore Patagonian hiking experience that adds an additional 50 kilometers to the W Trek. It's an amazing trail because not only do you get all the best parts of the W Trek, you also get to tour the more remote parts of Patagonia with sights that few other people see.

The O Circuit is a nine- to 11-day trip and runs in a counter-clockwise direction starting from Laguna Amarga . The trail has a daily limit of 80 people, so finding peace and solitude is rarely a problem.

Highlights along the O Circuit specifically include the spectacular view from Campamento Los Perros, Dickson Lake, the Perros Glacier, and the stunning beautiful Patagonian steppes along the Rio Paine.

Accommodation on the more remote portion of this trip is only in specified campgrounds and refugios.

With its granite domes and dazzling waterfalls, Cochamó Valley has garnered a reputation as " the Yosemite of Chile ." To reach it, you'll have to take a 10-kilometer cowboy trail that looks much the same today as when a pair of American bank robbers on the run - Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid - passed through these Andean hills more than a century ago.

Begin this muddy hike from the small town of Cochamó and plan for a full six-hour day of trekking to reach the remote outpost of La Junta, with refugios and campsites, your base for exploring the valley. Many visitors stay several days in La Junta to tackle the numerous hikes and mountain climbing routes up the granite domes.

If you want to rest here in cozier surrounds, the owner-run Hotel Espacio y Tiempo is an excellent choice, with hearty home-cooked meals. When it's time to go, you can either retrace your steps back to Cochamó or backpack onward for two more nights to the Argentina border at Paso El León .

Most natural attractions in the Atacama Desert of northern Chile involve long drives into the high-altitude Altiplano and short walks once you arrive. However, Valle de la Luna is a great spot not far from the tourist hub of San Pedro, where you can do some superb day hikes, like the five-kilometer trek that begins at Tres Marias, a trio of gnarled rocks.

You'll set off toward the Great Dune, following a route right across the Salt Mountain Range through a number of other geologically bizarre formations. The trail isn't terribly well marked, so many tourists visit on a guided tour from San Pedro. Most tours depart in the early evening to arrive in Valle de la Luna in time to watch the sun set. If you want to stay overnight in San Pedro, Casa Solcor Boutique Bed & Breakfast offers comfy beds and a small pool, where you can cool off after a dusty hike.

Dubbed "the next W Trek," this lesser trafficked circuit trail (about an hour away from the airport in Balmaceda ) is the perfect choice for backpackers looking for a multi-day hike that's off the beaten path. The four-day, 43-kilometer journey through Cerro Castillo National Reserve takes you around the castle-like spires of the park's namesake mountain.

Your reward for this arduous journey is views of glistening glaciers, turquoise lagoons, and (if you're lucky) the endangered huemul deer. Be prepared, however, for technical mountain passes, tricky stream crossings, and hikes over loose scree. If you aren't up for doing the trek on your own, guides are available in the service village of Villa Cerro Castillo and in the regional capital of Coyhaique about 1.5 hours away.

Need a trip to one-up your hiking buddies? The southernmost multi-day trek in the world should fit the bill! The five-day, 53-kilometer Dientes Circuit wanders through the rugged and wind-blown backcountry of Isla Navarino , right where the Andes crumble into the Arctic Plate. Along the way, you'll trek through four stark mountain passes and a handful of scenic river valleys (many of which are dammed with beaver ponds) to some spectacular overlooks with views over the Drake Passage and Cape Horn .

Take a ferry from Punta Arenas (or Ushuaia, Argentina) to Puerto Williams, the southernmost town in the world, to begin your hike. Conditions can be quite extreme, and a professional guide is strongly recommended. Not far from Puerto Williams, Lakutaia Lodge welcomes hikers with friendly guides and good food.

Climbing the quite active Villarrica Volcano is the must-do adventure activity in Chile's stunning Lakes and Volcanoes District . You don't need any prior mountaineering experience, but you will need a professional guide. Book with a travel outfit, in the lakeside resort of Pucón, who can set you up with crampons, ice axes, helmets, and all the gear you'll need to climb its snowy peak and view its smoking crater.

Most trips leave before dawn in order to allot enough time to summit and return to Pucón by nightfall. If you've never hiked up a volcano before, take comfort in knowing that you'll join 15,000 others who safely make the journey atop Villarrica each year.

Few people realize that the fictional story of Robinson Crusoe is actually based on the experiences of a real-life castaway: Alexander Selkirk. A Scottish privateer and Royal Navy officer, he spent more than four years marooned on an uninhabited island off the coast of Chile in the South Pacific. That island, part of the Juan Fernández Archipelago , is now home to about 800 Chileans who all live in the tiny hamlet of San Juan Bautista.

Follow in the footsteps of the real-life Robinson Crusoe on Robinson Crusoe Island by trekking the 13-kilometer route from the airstrip to town (note: you can send your luggage on the boat that most visitors take upon arrival). On the hike, you'll pass through a biologically unique landscape replete with more than 100 endemic plant species. You'll also pass noisy colonies of fur seals and fluttering Juan Fernández hummingbirds.

Wild surfing beaches, oceanfront campsites, and waddling Humboldt penguins are the main attractions luring visitors to Pan de Azúcar National Park. To get the best overview of this little-known corner of the Atacama Desert, take the nine-kilometer Mirador Trail, which departs from the tiny fishing hamlet of Caleta Pan de Azúcar .

This relatively easy day hike passes prickly cacti, ambling guanaco, and the occasional desert fox en route to a lookout with soaring views over the rugged coastline. The entire area boasts a great deal of coastal vegetation thanks to the camanchaca (sea mist) that rolls in from the Pacific.

Amble through a massive kingdom of blue ice on a guided trek through the Exploradores Glacier in Chilean Patagonia. This remarkable sight is part of the Patagonian Ice Field , the world's third largest source of fresh water after Antarctica and Greenland .

All trips onto the ice involve a 1.5-hour ride in from the tourist town of Puerto Rio Tranquilo through a scenic river valley, followed by a seven-hour hike on the ice with crampons. Routes through the crevices and caves of this sprawling glacier inevitably change with time as the ice slowly inches downhill from its perch in the Andes.

Ventisquero Colgante, or "the Hanging Glacier," is the star attraction of Queulat National Park in Chile's underappreciated Aysen Region. To get the best view of it, hike the six kilometers out-and-back Moraine Trail, which begins at the visitor center and continues on the far side of a rickety hanging bridge nearby. You'll get views of the Puyuhuapi Fjord and the milky green Tempanos Lagoon before the hanging glacier finally comes into clear view.

This glacier reached out to the sea just over a century ago but, as its name suggests, has now receded to a point where it's hanging on the edge of a cliff, releasing its frigid meltwater in cascading waterfalls.

If your trip to Chile doesn't allow for much time beyond the capital, your best bet for a memorable day-hike near Santiago is Cajon del Maipo . And if you're dying to see a glacier, look no further than the El Morado Glacier Trek near the small hamlet of Baños Morales .

This eight-kilometer trail takes you deep into an Andean bowl (with peaks over 5,000 meters) and puts you right up along the edge of the San Francisco Glacier . Hike back down to the town of Baños Morales, and you can rest your weary bones in its scenic hot springs. Note that if you arrive in the winter, you do the trail in snowshoes.

Siete Tazas is a surprising, lush oasis in an otherwise dry corner of Central Chile with seven "cups" of crystal clear water cascading through a narrow gorge. To see the cups, you'll need to walk through evergreen forests along the upper basin of the Rio Claro on an easy four-kilometer day hike from the trailhead near visitor parking.

You can split the journey up with stops to take a dip in the pozas (swimming holes) upriver or test the thickness of your skin in the frigid waters beneath the dazzling La Leona Waterfall at the trail's end.

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“The park was amazing, and it was a great time to go with no crowds.” Bilen Ahmet, traveled in August 2022

• Hiking & Trekking
• Mountain Hikes
• Christmas & New Year
• Witness the majestic Gray Glacier
• Enjoy views from Paso de los Vientos
• Explore the stunning French Valley

“This was a great experience- well run with thought and care and the group were great.” Elana Leigh, traveled in April 2023

• Witness ice falls in the Valle del Francés
• Cross suspension bridges over Grey Glacier
• Camp beside the serene Dickson Glacier

“The scenery in Patagonia is spectacular. We were very fortunate to see four pumas!!”

• Climb through a beautiful lenga forest to the Las Torres Towers
• Marvel at the impressive and mesmerising Grey Glacier
• Trek in Patagonia's famous Torres del Paine National Park

“I have always been pleased with G adventures tours and I think they are great for anyone who is not ready to do a trip alone.” Jennifer B, traveled in October 2018

• Explore Puerto Natales before your trek
• Trek through breathtaking landscapes to Cuernos
• Hike to Las Torres and see the turquoise lagoon

“The information and stories they shared about the sites we visited enhanced our experience tremendously.” diem thai, traveled in February 2023

• Gaze in awe at the massive and mesmerising Grey Glacier

“The salt flats are incredible, and we saw loads of flamingos! Highlight is the hot springs - we went in in the evening which was amazing watching the stars!” Amy Corner, traveled in September 2022

• Relax in Puyuhuapi's soothing hot springs
• Visit the stunning Petrohué Waterfalls
• Cross Fiordo Largo by boat to Hornopirén

“Everything went pretty smoothly! Tour radar made this booking process seem less and easy to navigate.” Tara Voigt, traveled in November 2023

• Self Guided Walking Holidays
• Ascend to the Británico Lookout
• Hike to Grey Glacier and cruise Lake Pehoé
• Ride a bus through Cerro Castillo to Torres del Paine

“It was a well organized tour and the guides did a great job keeping everyone safe and comfortable.” Natalie Betts, traveled in December 2018

• Kayak near icebergs on Lake Grey
• Explore the vast Grey Glacier
• Camp under the stars at Laguna Azul

• Explore Puerto Natales and its local history
• Spot wildlife along Lake Nordenskjold
• Trek through the stunning French Valley

• Explore Cerro San Cristóbal and La Moneda Palace
• Trek through Torres del Paine's stunning landscapes
• Discover Valparaiso and Viña del Mar's highlights

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