Start: Day 1 at 2:30 pm at your hotel in Puerto Natales.
End: Day 6 at 10:00 pm at your hotel in Puerto Natales.
*These are reference times because it will depend on the starting and ending point of the tour (Puerto Natales or Punta Arenas), besides the conecting times to leave the park, different from the Classic W Circuit that has fixed departures.
Day 1: Puerto Natales - Torres del Paine National Park. This first day will be of transport whether it be from the airport of Punta Arenas, or from Puerto Natales. We will pass by an estancia on the way to enjoy a roasted lamb, or a traditional once (depending on the time of departure). We will reach the park to spend the night at the Hotel Las Torres.
Day 2: Base of Torres del Paine Trek (19,5 km (12.1 miles) trek, 7 to 9 hours). We will get up very early to begin this high difficulty trek. After an hour walking, we will pass by the El Chileno Campsite, while we have views of the Almirante Nieto Mountain. We will see different Patagonian landscapes while we get closer to the moraine, last test before reaching the Base of Torres del Paine. There, if the weather is with us, we will have an amazing view of this nature wonder and we will have time for resting. After use the time to take pictures and eat our box lunch, we will begin the return to the Hotel Las Torres to rest.
Day 3: Hotel Las Torres - Cuernos Area Cabins (11 km (6.8 miles) trek, 4 to 5 hours). We will gather in the restaurant of the hotel to have breakfast and then begin our hike of the day. It will be easier than the day before, but not less amazing, because we will follow the route on the side of the Nordenskjöld Lake. We will see its turquoise color form the north shore until arriving to the cabins where we will stay that night.
Day 4: Francés Valley (24 km (14.9 miles) trek, 10 to 12 hours). During the day we will have a long walk, so we will get up very early to go to the Francés Valley. We will enter the Patagonian woods so then we go to the area where is the Francés overlook. Here we will see the mountains that flank the valley and we will have access to different perspectives of the park. After that, we will be able to continue to the Británico overlook, so then we return by the same path to the Italiano Campsite, so then we take the route by the side of the Skottsberg Lake to the Refugio Paine Grande.
Day 5: Grey Area (18 km (11.1 miles) trek, 7 to 9 hours). During this day, we will have access to one of the Torres del Paine National Park icons: The Grey Glacier. We will walk by a valley and lose sight of the Pehoé Lake, and pass by the side of the Los Patos Lagoon, so we reach the glacier's overlook. From here, we will be able to identify the path that awaits us until the Refugio Grey, where we will make a stop for lunch. From the refuge we have several options: continuing the trek until the Suspension Bridges, making an ice trek in the glacier or kayaking to get closer to the glacier's walls. Consider that any of these options require and important physical effort that will be rewarded by the perspectives of the glacier that you will be able to obtain making one of them.
Day 6: Grey Glacier Navigation. We will get up early for breakfast, after what we will have some free time to order our stuff and go to the pier of the Grey III catamaran. From this point we will begin a boat tour with which we will get closer to the glacier's wall, and we will stay there close to one hour, before going across the lake to the Hotel Lago Grey, where our transport will be waiting to take us back to Puerto Natales or Punta Arenas, where we will end the tour.