Mt. Fitz Roy & Laguna Torre Hiking in Patagonia



Season
October to early April
Nearest city
The village of El Chaltén is the gateway to the park; Calafate is 3 hours away
Duration
2 days
Skill level
Intermediate
Hike the mountains and valleys of Los Glaciares National Park
Located in the Southern Patagonian Ice Field, Mt. Fitz Roy is one of the most impressive hiking destinations in the world. On the border of Argentina and Chile, next to the village of El Chaltén, Los Glaciares National Park is the gateway to the walls of Patagonia’s iconic granite massif. Discover the epic beauty of this region on a two-day, one-night guided hiking adventure into the Patagonian wilderness. This adventure combines the hike to Laguna de los Tres and its views of Fitz Roy with overnight camping at Poincenot and a trek to Laguna Torre to witness the magnificent glacier and the spectacular peaks of the surrounding granite mountains before heading back to El Chaltén. This might only be two days, but these 30km of hiking are sure to deliver memories to last a lifetime!
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Trip Highlights
Explore the Patagonian wilderness and see all the wonders of this UNESCO World Heritage Site during this two-day guided adventure. One of the most beautiful hiking trails in southern Patagonia, the Mount Fitz Roy trek is made even more impressive when linked up with a trek to Laguna Torre. Along the way, you’ll encounter beautiful glaciers, mountains, and lagoons like Madre and Hija. Some of the impressive destinations along the way are the turquoise waters of Laguna de los Tres, the Piedras Blancas Glacier viewpoint, the Laguna Torre’s magnificent glacier, and, if you’re up for some added adventure, an ascent to Cerro Madsen. This area is filled with natural wonders, historical sites and artifacts, and with a local guide to explain the history and culture, you’ll have an added dimension to your adventure.