MT Sobek pioneered commercial trekking in Patagonia in the 1970s, and this 12-day itinerary is perfectly paced and the most comprehensive route available.

Stay in comfortable hotels, cozy cabins, and remote mountain lodges - all ideally located to enjoy spectacular hiking opportunities without needing to camp!

Our highly experienced MT Sobek leaders know every inch of this region and ensure the logistics of this multi-faceted trip run seamlessly.

Moderate to strenuous hiking covering up to 15 miles a day in mountainous terrain. Includes visit to the Perito Moreno glacier.

A range of lodging, from scenic mountain cabins and one dormitory to comfortable hotels with modern amenities.

Expect extreme weather conditions that can change from one moment to the next. Be prepared for everything, especially strong winds and sun.

Our local staff will meet you outside of Puerto Natales Airport on Day 1 and take you by private vehicle to your hotel.

Alternately, if you prefer to fly into Punta Arenas Airport, there will be one group transfer from Punta Arenas to Puerto Natales, departing Punta Arenas at 2:00 pm on Day 1 (with drive time ~3 hours to Puerto Natales). Please arrive Punta Arenas by 1:00 pm on Day 1 if you'd like to join this complimentary group transfer to Puerto Natales.

All hotels and lodges have electricity. Note that the electricity supply at Cabanas de los Cuernos and Refugio Paine Grande in Torres del Paine is generator-driven and is shut off from midnight to 6:00 am.

Your personal gear for the day (water bottle, jacket, rain gear and other personal items). For the two nights at the W-Route mountain lodges in Torres del Paine, porters will carry a stuff sack with your additional clothing and toiletries, and your larger suitcases will be kept in secure storage until you arrive at Hotel Las Torres. Please note, porters will not carry glass, books or electronic devices.

Yes, under normal circumstances you will have hot water 24 hours a day. Please note you will be sharing facilities on days 3 and 4.

You will be staying in the best available accommodation throughout the trip. Even in remote mountain conditions on days 3 and 4, MT Sobek guests have private sleeping accommodations and share only the bathroom/shower facilities (same-sex shared bathrooms).

Yes. Trekking poles will assist with balance over rocky and uneven terrain, as well as alleviate pressure on your joints during ascents and descents.

This lovely hotel is located in the heart of Puerto Natales, with big windows looking out onto the Last Hope Sound and Patagonian mountains, and just steps away from the restaurants and shops of this charming small town. There are 110 rooms, all spacious and modern, with either sea or city views. In-room amenities include complimentary Wi-Fi, cable TV, individually controlled heating, and en-suite bathrooms. The hotel prides itself on providing everything you need for a restful night and its staff are welcoming and helpful.

Remota Patagonia Lodge is located on the Last Hope Sound, just a short walk from the charming town of Puerto Natales in southern Chile. Designed by award-winning architect German del Sol, the innovative structure was inspired by the old Patagonian shearing sheds tilted by the wind and prioritizes spectacular views throughout. The comfortable, modern guest rooms all feature views of the mountains, the sound, and the glaciers and are decorated with local wood accents and the finest Peruvian textiles. The hotel also features a heated pool, sauna, souvenir shop, bar, and an onsite restaurant featuring local seafood, exotic meats, local organic vegetables, and Chilean wines.

Hotel Lago Grey is the perfect base for discovering the western side of Torres del Paine National Park, and features a privileged view of Grey Lake. The hotel has 60 spacious rooms, including 36 Superior rooms that have lake, mountain, and glacier views. All rooms are warm and comfortable, with Wi-Fi (in common areas), safe, and a phone.

Located on the banks of Pehoe Lake, this remote mountain lodge is an ideal launch point for hiking trails to Torres del Paine's French Valley and Grey Glacier. The dormitory rooms have comfortable bunks, as well as drawers to put away gear and a safety box if required. The on-site restaurant offers American cuisine, and the bar is a great place to exchange stories with fellow travelers.

These eight charming cabins, located at the base of the "horns" (Cuernos del Paine) at the heart of the W Route, offer spectacular views of Los Cuernos - especially at sunset, when the sun hits the horns. After trekking through Torres del Paine, you'll undoubtedly be ready to recharge your battery with a warm meal and a good night's sleep in a real bed, while all others nearby have to camp to enjoy this privileged location.

Located near the base of Torres del Paine's most famous hiking trail (Base of the Towers), the comfortable and relaxed hotel is the perfect base for exploring the National Park. The cozy nature-inspired rooms overlook Torres del Paine, ensuring that you are immersed in the serenity of this magical place. The hotel features onsite activities with expert guides, a welcome center, excursion center, outdoor store, sustainable bar, horse stables, modern restaurant, wellness center & spa, and a Chilean BBQ area.

Posada Los Alamos is a grand red-bricked hotel, surrounded by soaring poplar trees, in the heart of El Calafate. Its 144 comfortable rooms, with either garden or mountain views, have traditional decor and come with modern amenities. Choose to unwind with a game of golf or a treatment at the hotel's Humus Spa, and enjoy dinner at La Posta restaurant.

These wilderness cabanas are located in a private forest setting about 10 miles north of El Chalten. The cozy timber lodge is built on the shore of Rio de Las Vueltas and boasts unique views of Fitz Roy's north face. The fabulous dining room exudes a warm feel, just right for those Patagonian nights.

Located just steps from the main street of town yet close to trailheads, Destino Sur offers both convenience and an escape to nature. Each room is colorfully decorated and equipped with wooden furniture, a king-size bed, and lots of amenities. Indulge in a spa massage, or relax in the sauna or Jacuzzi.

At MT Sobek, sustainability isn’t just a principle; it’s woven into the very fabric of how we operate. We don’t simply observe the world’s unique cultures and fragile ecosystems—we take an active role in their preservation. Supporting organizations dedicated to environmental conservation and community well-being is part of our DNA. Over the years, we have contributed over half a million dollars to conservation efforts and volunteered hundreds of hours to initiatives like Yosemite Facelift. Our programs work to ensure that the wild and beautiful places we visit will continue to thrive, with a special emphasis on sustainable practices and positive social impact. From funding reforestation projects to supporting local artisans, our commitment to sustainability goes hand-in-hand with unforgettable adventure.