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Glacier Grey towers 50 ft high as we make our closest approach.
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Torres Del Paine Vacation Guide
Surely one of the more stunning places in the world. Accessibility may be tough given the relatively remote location (and that is likely a good thing), the sheer amount of things to see in such a small area is amazing.
The two main trekking routes for the park are "The Circuit" which takes a trekker around the park in a complete loop and "The W" which incorporates the main southern highlights of the park. You can get a taste of the park from short walks available from a car or bus, but to truly experience Torres del Paine, one should do one of the treks above.
While remote, the infrastructure supporting Torres del Paine is very good, ranging from very nice hosterias (hotels), to dormitory style refugios, to backcountry campgrounds. Choose wisely and book early as in season the various facilities fill fast.
One thing to remember about Torres del Paine (and Patagonia) is patience. The weather can obscure views for days, but if you are around at the right time, you will be amazed at what the park has in store for you.
The two main trekking routes for the park are "The Circuit" which takes a trekker around the park in a complete loop and "The W" which incorporates the main southern highlights of the park. You can get a taste of the park from short walks available from a car or bus, but to truly experience Torres del Paine, one should do one of the treks above.
While remote, the infrastructure supporting Torres del Paine is very good, ranging from very nice hosterias (hotels), to dormitory style refugios, to backcountry campgrounds. Choose wisely and book early as in season the various facilities fill fast.
One thing to remember about Torres del Paine (and Patagonia) is patience. The weather can obscure views for days, but if you are around at the right time, you will be amazed at what the park has in store for you.
Torres Del Paine Travel Blogs
Sep 13, 2007 – Dec 03, 2007
By the time morning finally arrived, the rain had finally stopped although the wind continued to blow and gust throughout the day. Not as hard as the night before, but still more blustery than we had experienced to date other than perhaps on our boat journey on Lago Grey. And Las Torres…
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Apr 18, 2009 – Oct 31, 2009
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Torres Del Paine national park is stunning, it was great to get to see it at a different time of year. Now there is much less snow and flowers are starting to appear on the ground.
If you are heading to Torres national park and your on a budget its good to know how much you can expect to spen…
Nov 20, 2008 – Dec 10, 2008
The next day we were to take a boat at 12 to our lamb barbeque at an estensia. But before that German offered to take us for a short kayak trip up another river to a lago to have a final view of the torres massif. We took up the offer and were off in the morning sunshine.
As has been the case it s…
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