All Torres del Paine places
56 places
1Mirador Base TorresA full-day hike ends beneath Patagonia’s three granite spires.
2Salto Grande WaterfallTake the easy walk to see where two Patagonian lakes meet.
3Mirador CuernosA two-hour lakeside walk ending face-to-face with the Cuernos.
4Playa GreyWalk the south shore for icebergs and a far-off Grey Glacier.
5Mirador BritánicoA long, demanding climb to the French Valley’s big panorama.
6Mirador Glaciar GreyA close glacier lookout beyond Refugio Grey, earned by a long hike.
7Mirador CóndorA short, windy climb to a huge Paine panorama.
8Paine WaterfallWaterfall tiers and the Paine towers share the frame.
9Mirador FerrierA hard climb earns a wide view over Grey Glacier and Paine.
10Mirador Laguna AmargaLook for the Torres doubled in a calm, clear lagoon.
11Nordenskjöld LookoutThe road opens onto Lago Nordenskjöld beneath the Paine Massif.
Hostería PehoéA small island stay with the Paine horns across the water.
12Paso John GarnerThe O Circuit's high point looks over Grey Glacier and the icefield.
13PudetoRoadside hub for the Pehoé ferry and Paine Grande hiking access.
Centro de Visitantes y AdministraciónA good first stop for the park’s natural and human story.
14Mirador FrancésThe glacier view earns the climb, even if you turn around here.
15Mirador Lago GreyGrey Lake runs to a faraway glacier between dark peaks.
16Salto ChicoA short stop for the Paine River's smaller, forceful waterfall.
Centro de Bienvenida - Reserva Las TorresTrail snacks, last-minute gear, and a check-in at the trailhead.
17Laguna AzulA quiet shore break with the Paine Towers across the lake.
18Mirador Lago PehoéWorth a quick pullout for Pehoé’s lake and Paine skyline.
Hotel Lago GreyA remote lakeside hotel and check-in point for Grey Glacier boats.
19Puente WeberA quick bridge view with water and open Patagonian hills.
Camping PehoéA lakeside camp with Cuernos views, restaurant and insulated domes.
Paine Grande Refuge and CampingA lakefront refuge with the W Trek's western routes at its door.
Hotel Las TorresWake up at the doorstep of the Base Torres trek.
20Mirador Río SerranoA quick roadside stop for river bends and the Paine skyline
21Mirador Lago SarmientoA quick lake-view stop; the Towers need a clear day.
22Mirador Lago ToroA hilltop lookout above Lago Toro, reached on foot.
Portería Laguna AmargaThe practical eastern checkpoint before the park drive begins.
Portería SerranoSouthern entry checkpoint with CONAF rangers and a broad Paine backdrop.
Portería SarmientoCONAF’s Y-150 entrance checkpoint, with toilets on site.
Explora Torres del PaineA lakefront lodge with front-row views of the Paine massif.
Refugio y Camping GreyBunks, tents and hot showers near Grey Glacier.
23Cascada PingoA split waterfall tucked into a long walk beside the Pingo River.
EcoCamp PatagoniaA dome stay with views of the Paine Towers.
24Mirador ZapataA long walk to two glaciers at the end of Pingo Valley.
25Mirador PehoéA lakeshore walk and climb to Pehoé’s western mountain view.
26Sköttsberg Lake ViewpointA lakeside pause on the Paine Grande–Italiano hiking route.
27Mirador Glaciar Los PerrosA hanging glacier and lagoon, deep on the O Circuit.
Río Pingo Restaurant & MinimarketA handy coffee, meal and resupply stop in the Grey sector.
Camping Río SerranoA cooking shelter at every pitch, beside the Río Serrano.
Refugio y Camping ChilenoAn overnight stop for an early start to Base Torres.
Refugio y Camping CentralA trek base with refuge beds and several ways to camp.
Refugio y Camping Los CuernosA tent or cabin stop beneath the Cuernos, beside Lake Nordenskjöld.
Francés CampFoehn winds can spin little whirlwinds over Lake Nordenskjöld.
Refugio y Camping DicksonA lakeside refuge for the remote northern leg of the O Circuit.
28Mirador Salto GrandeA roadside panorama of turquoise water, distant falls and mountain peaks.
Camping SerónA remote O Circuit night stop, with hot showers at day’s end.
Camping Los PerrosA remote campsite before the long climb over John Gardner Pass.
Camp Laguna AzulA quiet lakeside camp with Torres views, away from the main trailheads.
29Los Cisnes Lagoon LookoutA lagoon stop for seasonal waterbird watching.
30Mirador Laguna LargaA short roadside view over a lagoon to the mountains.
31Mirador Laguna CebollaA long walk for a fresh Torres view over dark lagoon water.
32Los Perros Valley LookoutA remote O Circuit lookout over the forested Los Perros valley.
Centro de Visitantes Paine GrandeRanger information and park history at a remote trekking base
The highest, rockiest slopes around here are a summer buffet for grizzly bears.
Torres del Paine Tour Guide
Torres del Paine, narrated.
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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Las Torres: Before the Climb0:00 / 0:34
“You're approaching the Las Torres sector, the starting area for the walk to the lake beneath the three granite towers.”
Plays as you drive up to Mirador Base Torres in the Parkwolf Torres del Paine Tour Guide.
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