A: Our treks range from moderate to challenging. You should be comfortable hiking 6-8 hours daily with a backpack. We recommend regular cardio training and practice hikes with a loaded pack 2-3 months before your trip.
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For the W Trek, basic hiking experience is sufficient. The O Circuit and Dientes require more experience with multi-day treks and variable weather conditions.
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Very! You might experience four seasons in one day. Wind speeds can exceed 100km/h. That's why we provide comprehensive gear lists and weather briefings.
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Safety comes first. Our experienced guides will modify routes as needed, and we always have backup plans. Weather delays are part of the Patagonian adventure!
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Yes! We partner with top outdoor gear suppliers and can arrange rental packages for everything from boots to sleeping bags.
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Patagonia's wildlife is generally not dangerous to humans. Pumas are shy, and there are no venomous snakes or dangerous insects. The biggest risks are weather-related.
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Most treks begin from Puerto Natales (Chile) or El Calafate (Argentina). We arrange all transfers from major airports. International flights connect through Santiago or Buenos Aires.
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We accommodate most dietary needs with advance notice. Vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options are available on all guided tours.
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The W Walk is around 44 - 46 miles long. There are a couple of places where you can choose to walk a little less, such as along the French Valley.
