Today you will take your bus to Torres del Paine National Park.

When you arrive to Las Torres, you will pass by the Welcome Centre before starting your first hike to the Serón Sector, which will take you through the Enchanted Valley and an old native lenga tree forest.

The first part of the trail will take you up and down the foothills of the Paine Massif mountain range with magnificent photo opportunities along the way.

You will then begin your descent and walk along the shore of the Paine Lake.

Continue on your adventure through a lenga forest, home to the handsome Magellan woodpecker.

On the last stretch of the trail, you will be surprised by Los Perros Glacier hanging above a serene grey lagoon.

You must leave Los Perros early in the morning.

On the first part of the trail you will cross through swampy land followed by a long, steep climb to the windy John Gardner mountain pass.

After a short break, a long descent through the rocks will begin, to then go around the Grey Glacier.

This is the part of the Circuit where the “O” meets the “W”.

After a few very intense days, today you will enjoy a relaxing walk in the foothills of the mountain, amongst Antarctic beech trees (ñirre), Dombey’s beech (coigüe) and the Chilean firetree (notro).

On this day you will visit another one of the most iconic and magical places in the park, the striking Francés Valley. Marvel at the majestic Los Cuernos Mountains, looming overhead.

The grand finale of this trek is like no other, a lookout with incredible views of the Francés Glacier and the rest of the Paine Massif Mountain Range.

With the spectacular Cuernos del Paine to your left and the colours of the Nordenskjöld Lake to your right, you will walk towards Central Sector.

You will depart early to one of the parks iconic landmarks, the Las Torres Base Lookout Point.

Later, you will begin the descent to the Central Sector where you will take the bus back to Puerto Natales at 7pm.