Daily full-day excursion
in regular . private

Another must-see, it ends with a beautiful view of one of the most difficult mountains to climb in the world, Cerro Torre.The trail begins in the town itself, with a gentle slope for the first few minutes, always following the course of the Fitz Roy River. After a 20-minute hike, you'll be able to see the Fitz Roy River Canyon and admire beautiful waterfalls like Margarita Waterfall. From here, you already have beautiful views of Cerro Torre. You then reach the first viewpoint, which is ideal for your first rest stop (just 1.5 hours from El Chaltén), where you can admire not only Cerro Torre, but also its glaciers and the Cordón de las Adelas mountain range. Returning to Chaltén from this viewpoint, it would be a three-hour trek, ideal for singles or groups looking to engage in short activities.After this, you hike (approximately another hour) through a beautiful valley with few undulations until you reach De Agostini Base Camp, where elite mountaineers from all over the world are sure to be waiting to climb Torre.You continue hiking for a few more minutes to reach Laguna Torre, with a magnificent view of the Torre Mountain, flanked by the Egger, Standhardt, and Bífida peaks, and the Cordón de las Adelas range, with its impressive glaciers spilling into the lagoon. Then you begin the return journey along the same path.

Note: If passengers have the energy, they can extend their visit from Laguna Torre to the “Mirador Maestri”, which will take 2 more kilometers of walking, 45 minutes longer, bordering the lagoon until reaching the limit of vegetation, which forms a natural balcony with a spectacular panoramic view of the Glacier and Laguna Torre.