Hiking

Patagonia is not just a destination it’s a must for those who seek raw beauty, freedom, and challenge. From the granite towers of Torres del Paine to the icy heart of Perito Moreno Glacier, this vast land offers some of the most iconic and remote hiking experiences in the world.
Patagonia Trekking Tours is the most intimate and rewarding way to discover Patagonia. It allows you to slow down, engage your senses, and truly connect with the landscapes, wildlife, and people. Our mission is to make that connection seamless, meaningful, and safe by creating personalized trekking journeys for all levels of hikers.

For over 15 years, we’ve been designing unforgettable trekking experiences across the wild and breathtaking landscapes of Argentinian and Chilean Patagonia. As local experts, we go beyond the trails to share the hidden corners, pristine nature, and authentic culture of this legendary region. Whether you’re planning your first Patagonian adventure or looking to push your limits in a multi-day expedition, we’ll help you discover the true soul of Patagonia, step by step.

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Best Trekking Areas in Patagonia

• Bariloche & Lake District (Argentina) – Hike through lush forests, volcanic ridges, and high alpine trails overlooking sapphire lakes. A paradise for day hikes and multi-day mountain adventures.
• Queulat National Park (Chile) – Famous for the dramatic Hanging Glacier suspended between steep cliffs. Misty forests, waterfalls, and coastal fjord landscapes make every trail unforgettable.
• Cerro Castillo National Park (Chile) – A rising star for trekkers, known for its jagged peaks, hanging glaciers, and intense turquoise lagoons. Stunning scenery with fewer crowds than other Patagonian icons.
• Laguna San Rafael National Park (Chile) – Home to the impressive San Rafael Glacier, reached by boat among floating icebergs. Remote trails and pristine landscapes reward those seeking solitude.
• Patagonia National Park (Argentina & Chile) – A vast conservation area of steppe, canyons, mountains, and wetlands. Ideal for wildlife lovers—guanacos, condors, and even pumas roam freely.
• Los Glaciares National Park (Argentina) – Classic treks lead to Fitz Roy and Cerro Torre, two of Patagonia’s most famous peaks. Multi-day routes offer constant glacier views and dramatic alpine scenery.
• Torres del Paine National Park (Chile) – World-renowned for the W and O Circuits, surrounded by granite spires, glacial lakes, and abundant wildlife. One of the most iconic trekking destinations on Earth.
• Tierra del Fuego (Argentina & Chile) – Explore the “End of the World” through alpine ridges, lenga forests, and remote coastal trails. A mix of rugged mountains and dramatic southern landscapes.
• Dientes de Navarino (Chile) – The southernmost trek in the world—wild, demanding, and surreal. Jagged peaks, wind-sculpted valleys, and total isolation define this unforgettable route.

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Best Hikking Areas in Patagonia

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Trip Inspiration

Explore our handpicked example itineraries, built to inspire and guide you, from multi-day trekking expeditions through Torres del Paine and El Chaltén, to shorter hikes around, remote mountain lodges, and hidden valleys far from the crowds.

Every trip is 100% customizable. We adapt routes, difficulty levels, and trip durations to match your interests and experience. Want to combine hiking with kayaking, glacier trekking, or wildlife spotting? We’ll make it happen.