Torres del Paine

Torres del Paine: Chile’s Majestic Wilderness

The Torres del Paine National Park may be the most spectacular region in Chilean Patagonia. This National Park is renowned for its towering granite peaks, sparkling lakes, and expansive glaciers. The UNESCO Biosphere Reserve spans over 440,000 acres, featuring many diverse ecosystems. The park’s iconic landscapes provide a haven for wildlife such as guanacos, condors, pumas, and more. Known as one of the premier trekking destinations in the world, Torres del Paine attracts adventurers and nature enthusiasts seeking the beauty and solitude of Patagonia’s untouched wilderness.

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What to do in Torres del Paine

At LANDED, we partner with seasoned local guides who introduce our clients to the park’s highlights, allowing you to make the most of your time in Patagonia. Signature experiences in Torres del Paine include:

• Horseback riding
• Mountain Biking
• Kayaking
• Boating
• Visits to Gray Lake
• Visits to Lago Pingo
• Guided trekking of the park’s iconic viewpoints and landscapes
• Touring the Grey Glacier
• Exploring the base of the Towers
• Visits to the French Valley
• Wildlife-spotting excursions to observe guanacos, pumas, foxes, etc.
• Birdwatching tours observing flamingos, parakeets, condors, rheas, etc.

What is the Weather Like?

Torres del Paine’s climate is famously unpredictable, with conditions changing rapidly throughout the day. The warmest months are December and January, when daytime highs reach around 65°F, while nighttime lows hover near 40°F. During the shoulder months of spring and fall, temperatures typically range from 60°F to near 30°F.

Winter, spanning from May to August, brings fleeting daylight, with highs around 40°F and freezing nights. Precipitation is light year-round, but winds can be quite strong, particularly from late November to mid-March, making layered clothing essential for comfort and protection against the elements.

No matter when you visit, the weather in this area can surprise you. Mist and rain can be present at any time of the year. These averages are changing, please check extended weather forecasts using your favorite weather app prior to departure.

Getting There

Torres del Paine can be reached by flights from Santiago to Punta Arenas (3.5 hours). A flight from Santiago to Puerto Natales is also available (roughly 3 hours), followed by a land transfer across the Patagonian steppe.

Visitors can also cross the international border into Argentina by land near Cerro Castillo.

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