Torres del Paine National Park was simply breathtaking. Loss of words to describe its beauty. Located in the Chilean Patagonia with its beautiful and majestic mountains, glaciers , turquoise lakes... Ver más... and diverse wildlife this national park makes it a nature lovers paradise. Pictures do not do justice for this stunning landscape.

This should be on everyone’s bucket list. 8hrs hike to get to the mountain is worth it. You can also take horses to half way house if you don’t want... Ver más... to hike the whole way. Path is challenging last 1 hour of this hike. Highly recommend carrying food, water and extra layers of cloths during this hike as weather is unpredictable.

Spectacular view. Took us 8h including sandwich stop at the top for lunch + picture stops + toilet stop at Chileno. The first quarter was flat and a good warm... Ver más... up, followed by quite a continuous rocky ascending which leads you to the Chileno. There you can go to toilet for 2000 and refill the water for free. The water tastes amazing. The 3rd quarter is a beautiful gentle uphill in the forest before the last ascent which is quite demanding.

Money money money, Best capitalist park ever. Minimum price to hike O or W is about 500 USD, average price 1000 USD. So if you are poor you can stay at... Ver más... home watching movies with your Premium Netflix Account. Enjoying nature is no more a natural right. Maintenance of the park and salaries of guards must be paid of course. So i guess that guard’s salary must be high, is’nt it ? Yes, of course. Regardless of the ethic part of hiking the O or W, and that few peoples take benefits of the entry fees, that’s one of most dangerous park ever done. The booking scheme and planning is a nightmare. You have to book 8 nights , 6 months in advance, with different companies, without any possiblity to change your planning in accordance with the weather forecast... Oh no sorry you can stay one more night but you will pay 3 or 4 time the initial price by giving you the expensive hut or tent with all inclusive … while the campsites for the tents are empty. Therefore for the next day you will have to double the distance to match to your initial planing, or … i let you guess … pay extra money for each camp after, by letting you the only possibility to book the very expensive hut, cause these are the only available apparently. So if the weather is very bad, you have the choice of risking your life, or spend all of your savings to finish the hike ASAP. In addition, as the park focus on mass tourism, most of people does not know about moutain, weather, or even what to wear in any situation. Most of them does not feel any danger, and does not prepare themselve for a sudden change in the weather, or panicking when the situation become tricky. If your purpose is to post 10 beautiful pictures on instagram, and tell your friend for the next months that you did Torres Del Paine, go ahead. If you want to connect with nature, and share beautifull and relaxing time with your beloved , there are tons of free hikes around the world and in patagonia, that you can do, without any pressure due to an inflexible planning. Aperol Spritz were very good, and Wi-Fi very fast.

We were able to get a better image of it in person. Better than the poster that inspired us to go there.

Perfect day for the miradors and short waterfall hikes. Best and easiest was Salto Grande to Mirador Los Cuernos. Waterfall, amazing lake and river views, and the mountains!

This adventure is totally overpriced and you get very low quality food for a lot of money, but the nature part of the W-Trek was amazing and very beautiful. We... Ver más... hiked from Central to Grey and it was a wonderful experience. The hiking itself would be more fun and enjoyable if the trails would be better maintained. The park authority is not doing a good job to keep the trails in good condition. The accommodations and food packages are totally overpriced, it’s a RIP OFF. The quality of the food at Central and Frances was really bad. For dinner (USD55 pp per day) we received watered down soup on both days. It was awful. The main course was cold by the time we had it on the table. Cold rice and cold mashed potatoes isn’t very appealing. The lunch box that we received at Central which costs about USD30-35 was a dry bun with one slice of ham and one slice of cheese. No mayo, no mustard, no lettuce, no tomatoes. A bag of nuts that had an expiration date of Jan 2025 (we were there in April 2025), and an apple. The second day we ordered vegetarian, so they put some lettuce and a slice of tomato on the dry bun. Breakfast was very simple, watered down juice that really tasted more like water than juice, white bread, a mini portion of scrambled eggs, ham and cheese. For USD30! One would expect for the $$ that they charge, you would get some energy loaded really good quality food that you need when doing the W-Trek. Except for the check-in desks and the bar, staff at Central was not friendly, actually some were really rude. After dinner they kick you out of the dining area to make space for the next shift, which I understand if the place is fully booked but this was the end of the season, half of the dinning area was empty and we still couldn’t stay there. At Frances dinner and breakfast were slightly better but the lunch box was the same 'rubber sandwich'. Staff was at least very friendly. Paine Grande and Grey had the best food (buffet style) and also the friendliest staff though the tents are very small and at Grey the tents don’t have wooden platforms. Our tent was on a slope so we constantly kept sliding into the same corner. Again, overall it was a great experience that I don't want to miss but the bitter taste of being ripped of will remain. Do your research before you book any packages with any operator. The park doesn't make it easy to book everything yourself but you can save a lot of money if you invest the research time and more importantly you don't pay a lot of money for crap food.

One of the best destinations of my life. The mountains range is so magnificent and beautiful nature. The variety of nature is charming. The perfect place to do hiking in... Ver más... different levels of difficulty. Only one thing that you have to consider is the strong and aggressive wind shear up the hills. My car had been hit by strong wind with the rocks.we have to drove back to town without the window glass.

W trek was great, I wish the park is not so linear and have more open spaces for exploration.

Torres del Paine National Park is also translated as the Blue Tower National Park. The park is surrounded by azure glacial fjords and lakes，and located in southern Chile. The main... Ver más... attractions in the national park are: Las Torres, Los Cuernos, Valle Francés, Nordenskjöld Glacier Lake, and Lago Grey & Glacier Grey where icebergs can be seen. The park is close to the South Pacific Ocean and the polar high latitudes, so the weather changes dramatically. However, whether it is a rainy day or a sunny day, the scenery in the park has its own characteristics. I really like the beautiful scenery on a sunny day, and I also like the scenery on a rainy day that makes people imagine endlessly because I had an experience in different weather.

I had my best time in TDPNP in the W trek. Awesome views and hikes. Hikes aren’t difficult but prepared for constantly changing weather and that wind speed! Strong recommend... Ver más... without regret.

Incredible mountains, glaciers, turquoise lagoons, and powerful waterfalls. No wonder the Torres del Paine National Park is constantly highlighted as one of the best national parks in the world. The... Ver más... weather was not the best when I went there, as it was raining and a bit windy, but the landscapes were still incredible. You can also spot wildlife on the roadside - guanacos (wild llamas) and, if you are incredibly lucky, even pumas.