Campground · Torres del Paine National Park
A lakeside camp with Cuernos views, restaurant and insulated domes.
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The highest, rockiest slopes around here are a summer buffet for grizzly bears.
Torres del Paine Tour Guide
Parkwolf is a GPS audio tour guide for Torres del Paine National Park. As you drive, it chimes in with what’s ahead: hidden gems, upcoming stops, history, geology, and wildlife, right through your car’s speakers.
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Mirador Cóndor from Pehoé“Up ahead is the Camping Pehoé area, one starting point for Mirador Cóndor.”
Plays as you drive up to Camping Pehoé in the Parkwolf Torres del Paine Tour Guide.
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Guide
Camping Pehoé is a campground on the edge of Lake Pehoé, with tent pitches and thermally insulated domes. The draw is sleeping in the park beside the water, with views toward Cuernos del Paine; I'd choose it for the lakeside setting if an overnight stay is part of your plan.
There’s a restaurant and a store on the campground campus. The restaurant advertises grilled fish and meat, so you can eat here without leaving the lakeside.
The park’s network of lakes, rivers and waterfalls draws water from the Southern Patagonian Ice Field, a 13,500-square-kilometre ice mass. The nearby Paine massif rises to 3,050 metres. That wider landscape is part of the setting here: the campground’s lakefront experience sits among glacial water and high mountain scenery.
Wildlife
113 sightingsPumaMost seen around 7 PMSighting map
146 sightingsAndean CondorMost seen around noonSighting map
381 sightingsGuanacoMost seen around 7 AMSighting map
53 sightingsHuemulMost seen around 7 AMSighting map
36 sightingsLesser RheaMost seen around 6 PMSighting map
11 sightingsWild HorseMost seen around 7 AMSighting mapSighting maps show where each species has been reported across Torres del Paine. Wildlife moves, so no sighting is guaranteed.
Keep exploring
EasyMirador Cardán Trail0.5 km · 10 min · 0.1 km awayA short walk to a beach below Los Cuernos.
ModerateMirador Cóndor Trail2.4 km · 1.5 hr · 0.2 km awayA short, steep climb to a sweeping Pehoé and Paine panorama.
EasyRibera Paine Trail1.6 km · 1.3 hr · 1 km awayAn easy loop over low hills to the Paine River
ModerateSalto Grande to Mirador Cuernos Trail6.2 km · 2.5 hr · 4.8 km awayA waterfall, black-sand shore, and the Cuernos across the lake.
EasySalto Grande Waterfall Trail1.4 km · 30 min · 4.8 km awayA short, easy walk ends beside a roaring turquoise waterfall.
ChallengingCornisas6.6 km · 3 hr · 4.8 km awayCross the ridge for a big Paine River and massif view.
ChallengingMirador Sierra del Toro Trail4.8 km · 3 hr · 5.9 km awayA steep climb above Lago del Toro to a wide Patagonian vista.
EasySendero Misceláneo2.5 km · 2 hr · 6.2 km awayA short shore walk links Puente Weber with park administration.
Lodging · 1 km awayExplora Torres del PaineA lakefront lodge with front-row views of the Paine massif.
Sight · 1 km awayMirador CóndorA short, windy climb to a huge Paine panorama.
Sight · 1.1 km awaySalto ChicoA short stop for the Paine River's smaller, forceful waterfall.
Sight · 1.4 km awayMirador Lago PehoéWorth a quick pullout for Pehoé’s lake and Paine skyline.
Lodging · 1.6 km awayHostería PehoéA small island stay with the Paine horns across the water.
Sight · 4.2 km awayMirador Salto GrandeA roadside panorama of turquoise water, distant falls and mountain peaks.
Sight · 4.7 km awaySalto Grande WaterfallTake the easy walk to see where two Patagonian lakes meet.
Sight · 5.2 km awayPudetoRoadside hub for the Pehoé ferry and Paine Grande hiking access.Parkwolf’s Torres del Paine ranking
The audio tour guide for the drive, plus offline maps, trails, and wildlife heatmaps for when the signal drops.
