I had my best time in TDPNP in the W trek. Awesome views and hikes. Hikes aren’t difficult but prepared for constantly changing weather and that wind speed! Strong recommend... Ver más... without regret.

One of my favourite destinations in the world. We did the W Trek and totally worth every step!!

Beautiful place — but be aware: you can be arrested by park rangers for using a JetBoil. You may be stripped of your valuables and held overnight in a local... Ver más... jail cell without beds. The next day, you’ll be forced to pay a significant amount of money as a “donation” to the local government. This is not a joke. They deal with several groups of tourists every day who assume that the “No Fuego” sign (with a picture of a campfire) applies only to open fires. It does not.

We visited the area twice during our stay, and each experience was quite different. The first time, we went for a full day of hiking and crossed several beautiful trails.... Ver más... The landscapes were stunning, with wide open views, peaceful nature, and a real sense of being in the heart of Patagonia. It was a long but rewarding day, and we really enjoyed exploring the paths and taking in the scenery. We returned a second time with the goal of seeing the glacier. Unfortunately, the weather wasn’t on our side that day. It was cloudy, windy, and visibility was very poor, so we never got the chance to actually see the glacier. It was a bit disappointing, but that’s part of the experience in this region, nature and weather can change so quickly. Overall, it’s a magnificent place that offers amazing landscapes and great hiking opportunities. Just keep in mind that the weather can strongly affect what you’re able to see, especially if you plan to visit the glacier. On a clear day, it must be absolutely spectacular.

Hands down the best landscapes I've ever seen. There is a good mix of peaks, forests and lakes. If you're lucky you're going to witness wild animals like pumas, flamingos,... Ver más... ñañdus and many alpacas. It could get extremely windy in some areas

Torres del Paine National Park is also translated as the Blue Tower National Park. The park is surrounded by azure glacial fjords and lakes，and located in southern Chile. The main... Ver más... attractions in the national park are: Las Torres, Los Cuernos, Valle Francés, Nordenskjöld Glacier Lake, and Lago Grey & Glacier Grey where icebergs can be seen. The park is close to the South Pacific Ocean and the polar high latitudes, so the weather changes dramatically. However, whether it is a rainy day or a sunny day, the scenery in the park has its own characteristics. I really like the beautiful scenery on a sunny day, and I also like the scenery on a rainy day that makes people imagine endlessly because I had an experience in different weather.

One of the best destinations of my life. The mountains range is so magnificent and beautiful nature. The variety of nature is charming. The perfect place to do hiking in... Ver más... different levels of difficulty. Only one thing that you have to consider is the strong and aggressive wind shear up the hills. My car had been hit by strong wind with the rocks.we have to drove back to town without the window glass.

Torres del Paine National Park blew me away with its unreal granite towers, turquoise lakes, and massive glaciers—pure Patagonia magic. Hiked to Mirador Las Torres for epic views and caught... Ver más... glimpses of guanacos and condors along the way

Torres del Paine National Park was simply breathtaking. Loss of words to describe its beauty. Located in the Chilean Patagonia with its beautiful and majestic mountains, glaciers , turquoise lakes... Ver más... and diverse wildlife this national park makes it a nature lovers paradise. Pictures do not do justice for this stunning landscape.

This Is PATAGONIA!!! This is not a place for the faint of heart... I saw a recommendation that to visit this place you better be 18-40... I am way... Ver más... past this age... It's true, I met here two people who werw slightly older than me, but you got to be fit... I met a lot of young people here, speaking all the languages on earth, and everybody is polite, kind, civilized, communicative, you can tell that all part of the same bread... trekkers! You can leave your things in the middle of nowhere and everywhere, and you'll find your things in the same place even after a week! You areive here into a community of friends whobwill help youbout no matter what questions or problems you might have, be it the staff or the fellow trekkers. I will not speak of the itineraries and the points that are famous, others have done it already extensively, so I will not post any photos, you can find them if you're interested, but this is my advice, prepare well for this trip, it is challenging to say the least. You need to book well in advance the rooms in the few hotels, or the beds in the refugees, or if you want to do it, you can sleep in the tents... And I chose January for this trip, and it can still be cold at times... and last but not least, beware time can change dramatically here, within hours, so be prepared for everything. Bon Voyage!!!

Beautiful but a little bit overrated if you ask me. The outside of the park is crazy, but the hikes are for sure not the best in Chile. I’ve done... Ver más... months of trekking through Patagonia and most hikes were amazing all the way. The W in Torres is only beautiful once you arrive at the miradors, the hikes itself are not special. Also very touristy…

The Park is of course incredible. The hikes and miradores are amazing. The Park Rangers as a whole are fantastic and are very helpful. There are a few issues... Ver más... however. The roads are terrible and are poorly maintained. The trails do not seem to be maintained at all. I have found this all over Chile.