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Make a complete circuit of the Paine Massif including the famous W Trek, and catch the sunrise at the Base of the Towers
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Hike along the enormous Grey Glacier, over five miles across and 17 miles long, after summiting historic John Garner Pass
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Trek the O with the company that pioneered the route and helped define the trekking industry in Torres del Paine
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            [Description] => Grey Glacier from Pass John Gardner
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Your Guides

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The best people to immerse you in a destination are the ones who live there, which is why we feature local Adventure Guides on our trips. Here are a few that you might meet on this adventure.

Rodrigo B.

“Ro” was born in the Last Hope Province of Chile and grew up in Patagonia, where he developed a deep love for the outdoors. He has guided in Patagonia and Canada for more than 15 years, and is an accomplished hiker, kayaker, mountaineer, and photographer—with a keen eye for capturing the natural beauty of Patagonia. He is a certified Mountain guide and kayak instructor and has completed Wilderness Emergency Responder & Medical; (WFR NOLS-EASPA). Ro speaks English, Spanish, and conversational French.

Sergio B.

"TC" was born in Punta Arenas and grew up in Tierra del Fuego, where he developed his love for the outdoors. He studied psychology at La Plata University in Buenos Aires and has a degree in Patagonia Biodiversity from Magallanes University. With more than 10 years of experience, his explorer's spirit has also taken him to nearly every continent. He is an excellent ambassador of his country and its culture. TC's enthusiasm and sense of adventure are absolutely contagious, and we know you'll be captivated by his warm smile!

Andre L.

André is an accomplished mountaineer who has dedicated over 25 years to climbing and exploring the Peruvian and Patagonian Andes ranges. He grew up in central Chile and fell in love with Patagonia at first sight and made it his home for 20 years before recently moving to Chile's Araucania region. In over ten mountain expeditions in Patagonia, he accomplished many first ascents, and has climbed the Paine towers in Chile and Alpamayo in Peru. A very enthusiastic guide, André’s love for nature and respect for the mountains is infectious to all who travel with him.

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Accommodations

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3 nights of remote tent camping, 4 nights at simple mountain dormitories, and one night at scenic cabins, bookended by 3 nights at comfortable hotels.

Hotel Las Torres-Torres del Paine National Park

Comfortable Hotel

The simple, comfortable rooms come equipped with all the essentials, and have windows showcasing the awe-inspiring surroundings. Because of its remote location, the hotel has a small shop that provides some trekking equipment, snacks and toiletries. The on-site restaurant serves food that is authentic to the Patagonia region, featuring organic produce and beer from their own microbrewery.

Cabanas de los Cuernos

Rustic Lodging

These eight charming cabins, located at the base of the "horns" (Cuernos del Paine) at the heart of the W Route, offer spectacular views of Los Cuernos - especially at sunset, when the sun hits the horns. After trekking through Torres del Paine, you'll undoubtedly be ready to recharge your battery with a warm meal and a good night's sleep in a real bed, while all others nearby have to camp to enjoy this privileged location.

Refugio Paine Grande

Rustic Lodging

Located on the banks of Pehoe Lake, this remote mountain lodge is an ideal launch point for hiking trails to Torres del Paine's French Valley and Grey Glacier. The dormitory rooms have comfortable bunks, as well as drawers to put away gear and a safety box if required. The on-site restaurant offers American cuisine, and the bar is a great place to exchange stories with fellow travelers.

Remota Patagonia Lodge

Comfortable Hotel

Remota Patagonia Lodge is located on the Last Hope Sound, just a short walk from the charming town of Puerto Natales in southern Chile. Designed by award-winning architect German del Sol, the innovative structure was inspired by the old Patagonian shearing sheds tilted by the wind and prioritizes spectacular views throughout. The comfortable, modern guest rooms all feature views of the mountains, the sound, and the glaciers and are decorated with local wood accents and the finest Peruvian textiles. The hotel also features a heated pool, sauna, souvenir shop, bar, and an onsite restaurant featuring local seafood, exotic meats, local organic vegetables, and Chilean wines.

Camp Seron

Comfortable Camping

Camp Seron is the first campsite reached on the O Circuit Trek, reached by hiking through an ancient forest of lenga trees and across rivers, with classic Patagonian landscapes along the way. Premium camping features large 2-person tents set up on a raised platform 5.2 feet off the ground, accessed by a sturdy metal ladder. Sleeping bag, high-density foam mat, and pillow are provided. There is a dining room, bar, Wi-Fi, and shared bathrooms with hot showers.

Refugio Dickson

Rustic Lodging

Refugio Dickson is the gateway to the northern sector of Torres del Paine National Park, with an exceptional location on the edge of Lake Dickson. Enjoy views of the Dickson Glacier, along with the Tridente, Escudo, Cabeza del Indio, and Los Gemelos mountains, among others. The dormitory rooms have comfortable bunks sleeping 4-6 guests each (sharing only with fellow MT Sobek group members), with linens, pillow, and blanket. Alternately, guests can choose to sleep in a basic tent with sleeping bag and sleeping pad. There are shared bathrooms (separate for men and women), hot showers, and a bar and restaurant. The dormitories do not have heating; however, slow-burning wood is available in the common areas.

Camp Los Perros

Comfortable Camping

Located deep within Torres del Paine National Park, amid a forest of lenga and coigüe trees, Camp Los Perros is one of the most remote spots on the Paine Massif Circuit, a rest stop before tackling the famous and challenging John Gardner Pass. Sleep in a basic tent with sleeping bag and sleeping pad provided. There are shared bathrooms (separate for men and women) and cold water showers. MT Sobek porter staff prepare hearty meals to fuel you for the continuing trek. A minimarket has a limited assortment of general supplies, drinks, chocolate, energy bars, and cookies available to purchase. There is no WiFi or cell service available at this remote camp.

Refugio Grey

Rustic Lodging

Refugio Grey is the closest accommodations to Grey Glacier and a launch point for hiking excursions on the glacier, kayaking and hiking to the suspension bridges with panoramic views of Campos de Hielo Sur. The dormitory rooms have comfortable bunks sleeping 4-6 guests each (sharing only with fellow MT Sobek group members), with linens, pillow, and blanket. Alternately, guests can choose to sleep in a basic tent with sleeping bag and sleeping pad. There are shared bathrooms (separate for men and women), hot showers, and a bar and restaurant. The rooms are not heated. The corridors and common areas are heated with slow combustion firewood. WiFi is available for a fee.

Camp Chileno

Comfortable Camping

Camp Chileno is the closest campsite to the Base of the Towers, perfect for those who want to wake up before sunrise to hike to this iconic viewpoint in time to see the sunrise hit the towers. Premium camping features large 2-person tents set up on a raised platform 5.2 feet off the ground, accessed by a sturdy metal ladder. Sleeping bag, high-density foam mat, and pillow are provided. There is a dining room, bar, and shared bathrooms with hot showers.