Patagonia – Hiking Tours

El Chaltén, Argentina

El Chaltén, often referred to as the “Trekking Capital of Argentina,” is a small village located within Los Glaciares National Park in the Patagonian region. This destination is renowned for its dramatic mountain scenery, including the iconic Fitz Roy and Cerro Torre peaks. Hikers can explore a variety of trails, ranging from easy walks to challenging climbs. Popular routes include the Laguna de los Tres, which offers spectacular views of Mount Fitz Roy, and the Laguna Torre, providing stunning vistas of the Cerro Torre. The village itself is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, offering numerous amenities and a vibrant community atmosphere.

Calafate, Argentina

Calafate, situated on the southern shore of Lake Argentino, serves as the gateway to the Perito Moreno Glacier, one of the most famous natural attractions in Patagonia. This town offers a range of hiking opportunities, with trails that provide breathtaking views of the glacier and the surrounding landscape. Visitors can take the Glacier Trekking tour to walk on the glacier itself, an unforgettable experience. Calafate is also home to the Glaciarium, a museum dedicated to the region’s glaciers, offering educational exhibits and multimedia presentations.

Estancia Cristina

Estancia Cristina, located in the heart of Los Glaciares National Park, is a historic ranch that offers a unique blend of cultural heritage and outdoor adventure. Accessible by boat from Calafate, this remote estancia provides a variety of hiking trails that showcase the stunning Patagonian wilderness. The Upsala Glacier trek is particularly popular, offering magnificent views of the Upsala Glacier and the surrounding mountains. Estancia Cristina also offers guided tours of its historic ranch buildings, providing insight into the area’s pioneering past.

All trips have two or three guides with a maximum group size of 12. Three levels of hiking are offered each day.