Begin your Patagonian adventure on two wheels, cycling along the Eberhard Fjord to the historic port of Puerto Pratt—Chile’s
first official town in Última Esperanza. Continue past Puerto Consuelo, the original sheep-farming estancia of explorer Hermann Eberhard, to the nearby Mylodon Cave. Declared a national monument, this vast cavern was once home to prehistoric animals and early human settlers. After a short visit inside the cave, begin your hike on the Rupestre Trail—a four-hour journey through native forests of Ñirre, Lenga and Coihue. 

Along the route, discover hidden rock shelters with ancient cave paintings and panoramic lookouts where condors often soar.
Your day ends at our private riverside camp, where a welcome dinner and peaceful night under southern skies await.

1 Hour Private Transfer

1,5 Hour Riding, 32 km / 20 mi

Length of hike: 5 Hour hike, 6.4 km / 4 mi

Meals: Picnic lunch, dinner

Accommodation: Riverside Camp

Today’s journey takes you deep into the heart of the Paine Massif, on one of the most awe-inspiring treks in Patagonia. After breakfast, transfer to Lake Pehoé and board a catamaran across its shimmering turquoise waters to Refugio Paine Grande. 
Climb through boulder fields and lenga forests toward the French Valley—a natural bowl of hanging glaciers, granite spires and shifting light. At the Plateau viewpoint, enjoy lunch surrounded by dramatic scenery: Paine Grande behind you, the French Glacier above, and the jagged Cuernos on both sides.

As you enter the French Valley, the landscape transforms into a dramatic glacial amphitheater. Towering peaks, jagged ridgelines, and suspended glaciers surround you, while massive boulders mark the way forward. Here, the wild calls of native birds echo across the valley and the sound of rushing meltwater reminds you of nature’s relentless rhythm.

The climb continues through a surreal, almost otherworldly forest that feels like a Japanese garden sculpted by the wind and time. After an hour’s ascent, you’ll reach the Plateau, an unforgettable lookout that offers a panoramic vista of granite spires and cascading glaciers. To one side, the colossal Paine Grande (3,050 m) and the shimmering French Glacier; to the other, the iconic silhouettes of La Espada, La Hoja, La Máscara, and the distinctive horns of Los Cuernos. In the upper valley, Mt. Catedral and Mt. Fortaleza stand like ancient watchtowers over this enchanted land.

Take your time to rest, enjoy your lunch, and soak in the grandeur of the wild. The return follows the same path to the valley entrance and catch the catamaran back. A short transfer brings you to camp for dinner and rest.

45 Minute Private Transfer Each Way

35 Minute Boat Navigation Each Way

Length of hike: 7-8 Hour Hike (17 km /11 mi)

Meals: Breakfast, Picnic lunch, dinner

Accommodation: Riverside Camp

Your day begins with a scenic transfer to Pudeto and a short hike to Salto Grande—where glacial waters thunder into Lake
Pehoé. Enjoy views of the Cuernos and Paine Grande from wooden boardwalks and wind-swept beaches.

Continue along a black-sand trail to the Cuernos Lookout for sweeping views of the French Valley and distant glaciers.
After descending and a brief rest, drive to Sarmiento ranger station to begin your second hike of the day.

This wildlife corridor is home to guanacos, swans, lapwings and pumas. Stop at a rock shelter where 6,000-year-old cave
paintings speak to the deep history of the land. Cross lagoons and open steppe with the Paine Massif ever in sight until reaching the Laguna Amarga entrance. Return to camp at sunset.

2 hour Private Transfer (3 trips)

Length of hike: 4,5 Hours Hike (12 km /7 mi)

Meals: Breakfast, Picnic lunch, dinner

Accommodation: Riverside Camp

After an early breakfast, transfer to Lake Grey to meet your expert kayak guide. After a safety briefing, begin paddling across the lake’s icy surface, navigating among sculptural icebergs calved from the face of Glacier Grey. Surrounded by peaks and the vast blue of the water, enjoy a completely different view of the Paine landscape. Then, begin your descent down the Grey River, paddling through rapids and canyons framed by steep rock walls and lenga forests.  The route—25km in total—ends where the Grey River merges with the Serrano River. After 4–5 hours on the water, arrive back at camp, tired, exhilarated and full of stories.
 
Private Transfer (30 minutes)

4-5 Hour Paddling, 25 km / 15.5 mi

Meals: Breakfast, Picnic lunch, dinner

Accommodation: Riverside Camp

The final day begins early with a nourishing breakfast before setting off toward the eastern sector of the park. At the trailhead, begin your ascent into the iconic Ascencio Valley. Hike along the river through thick lenga forests, where the roar of waterfalls and the wind in the trees accompany your footsteps. After an hour, reach a scenic rest stop to admire the valley’s raw beauty. Then continue upward through denser forest and eventually over a massive terminal moraine.

At the summit—900m above sea level—stand before Las Torres, three colossal granite spires rising vertically from a glacial lake. Enjoy your final trail lunch here, soaking in one of the most iconic views in all of South America.

Descend along the same path and meet your group vehicle for the return to Puerto Natales, carrying with you five days of unforgettable adventure and wonder.

Group transfer in a private vehicle: 2hrs to trailhead

Length of hike: 8-10hrs, 22km / 13.6 Mi

Meals: Breakfast, box lunch