We depart from the stables riding on a plain along the Serrano River. Then, we cross some paths to a viewpoint...

We depart from the stables riding through the Serrano pampas, cross the Grey bridge and ride along the river bank...

We depart from the stables riding through the Pampa Serrano. We cross the Grey River and climb a hill crossing streams...

We depart from the stables, galloping through plains and rocky terrain until we reach the banks of the Grey River...

We leave the stables on horseback and ride toward the forest sector of the Torres del Paine Conservation Reserve. Different Patagonian landscapes can be seen, such as the steppe, forests, La Vega (wetland) and the Zamora Valley, in addition to diverse wildlife like guanacos, pumas, condors, caranchos and bandurrias.

We will visit the south-west area of ​​the park, making various stops and short walks that will allow us to discover important landmarks...

We travel through the eastern sector of the park combining stretches in van with short walks...

Ideal for lovers of flora and fauna, this exploration takes place outside the park, in the surroundings of a lagoon...

This exploration goes through one of the most iconic sectors of the W. We travel by van to the Cerro Paine ranch where we begin...

This exploration takes us along one section of the W. circuit. We cross Lake Pehoé by catamaran to the Paine Grande shelter, where we will begin our hike to Valle del Francés. We cross lenga forests to the Mirador Británico, a place with 360° views of the natural amphitheater formed by the Horns and imposing rock formations such as the Shark’s Fin and the Fortress.

We cross Pehoé Lake on a catamaran to the Paine Grande refuge where we begin our trek to the Grey refuge...

We travel by van to the Serrano entrance, where we start our walk. We hike through the Pampa of the same name...

Our walk begins at the park ranger’s house, from which we will walk along the lagoon shore. We will see a wetland with diverse birds and the Torres del Paine along the way. We reach a viewpoint at the end and then return to the lodge by van.

We will leave the lodge by foot along the shore of Lake Pehoé, observing the lenga and ñierre trees that make up the local flora. We walk up to a viewpoint, from where we will be able to see the expanse of the lake and the Paine range. This walk is a great introduction to the park, as it will allow us to understand where we are and the place around us.

We skirt the Larga Lagoon, walking among stromatolite rock formations, whose singular appearance contrasts with the colors...