Join local mountain guide Carlos on an adventurous journey through Torres del Paine National Park and traverse the Valle del Silencio, Paso Oggioni, and Paso John Garner. Offering a unique alternative to the tourist circuit, this trek provides an incredibñy unique perspective of the park's breathtaking landscapes
Group
Andes
7 Days
Jan - Mar, Dec
High
Intermediate
Embark on a wild adventure through the Torres del Paine National Park on this off-the-beaten-path trek. Led by a local mountain guide, this trek takes you through the stunning Valle del Silencio, the Paso Oggioni high mountain pass, and the Paso John Garner high mountain pass.
An alternative to the popular tourist circuit, this trek offers a unique perspective of the park's spectacular landscapes. Explore the wilderness as you hike through ancient forests, past towering glaciers, and along crystal-clear lakes.
This trek is a great way to experience the Torres del Paine National Park from a different perspective. You will see stunning scenery that is not accessible to most visitors.
If you are looking for a challenging and rewarding trek, this is the one for you**. Book your spot today and experience the Torres del Paine National Park from a different perspective.**
Arrive in Puerto Natales, Chile
Take a bus to the Torres del Paine National Park
Hike to the Mirador Las Torres, a viewpoint of the three iconic granite towers
Camp at Japones Camp
Hike through the Valle del Silencio, a valley of glaciers and lakes
Return to Japones Camp
Hike to the Paso Oggioni, a high mountain pass
Camp at Dickson Camp
Hike to the Paso John Garner, a high mountain pass
Camp at Grey Camp, a campground at the edge of a large glacier
Hike to the Valle del Francés, a valley of waterfalls and glaciers
Take a catamaran back to Puerto Natales
Equipment rent on site
**Here's what you'll need to bring:** * Poles * Sunglasses * Water bottle
How will accommodation be handled?
We'll be staying in tents throughout the trip. Camping equipment will be provided.
Will I need to bring any technical equipment of my own?
You will need to bring the following:
Will I be able to rent equipment?
Yes, rental of equipment will be available on site.
What happens in the event of bad weather?
The winter months (December to March) are the best time to take this trip.
What is the guide-to-client ratio to climb this mountain?
There will be 1 guide for every 3 participants.
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Mountain Guide
IFGMA/UIAGM Guide from Chile
I have extensive experience guiding in the Andes and Europe. I am a resident in Chile, Spain and Chamonix. I am very sociable and motivated. I am always available for projects in the mountains.
Languages
French | English
Inge
Happy for the second time, going mountain climbing with you! Thank you and see you 😉
George
We had a fantastic trip with Carlos as our guide. We were able to summit Mont Blanc with Carlos’ guidance and couldn’t have asked for more. There were some adverse weather conditions on the final day of our trip and so Carlos changed the refuge bookings to allow us to descend safely albeit with a long summit day. Explore-Share were great throughout with communications and Nico in particular was very helpful. Would definitely recommend but make sure to come prepared as it is a very tough climb!
Kornel
On 2 July, Carlos and I climbed Mont Blanc. We had a friendly atmosphere throughout the tour. Thanks to Carlos's professionalism and knowledge of the area, i felt completely safe all the time. Thanks Carlos :-)
Arnout
Although we weren’t able to make it to the top due to a last minute weather change, we truly enjoyed the expedition and Carlos as a guide! We will be trying again next year 😁
Alex
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