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How much does it cost to do the w trek in Patagonia?

How much does it cost to do the w trek in Patagonia?

The W trek route overview Permits – entrance fee – CLP 25 600/US$32. Advanced campsites booking is required for the W trek. Accommodation – campsites, refugios (hostels), hotels.

How many km is the W Trek?

80 kilometers
The distance of the W Trek is approximately 50 miles (80 kilometers) long. One of the great things about this hiking route is just how versatile it can be.

How many days w trek?

around four to five days
The W Trek is a moderately difficult hike lasting around four to five days, covering 46 miles on mainly gentle terrain, with more challenging days involving climbs of 600-800 metres. You need to be in good shape, with some experience of multi-day hiking and prepared for extremely variable weather.

How do you book refugios W Trek?

You can use the Online Booking option to see what you will need to pay at each campground each night. You now have to pay for full board at both Camping El Chileno (part-way up the Towers trail) and at Camping Cuernos.

How difficult is hiking Torres del Paine?

It can be said that the difficulty of the trekking in Torres del Paine has a medium level. This part of the Chilean Patagonia is not a place where only experts can go, but you should always be very careful. The routes are marked and with the previous explanation, you will not have any problem in making the route.

Do I need bug spray in Patagonia?

8. You Might Need Bug Spray at Any Time of Year. Patagonia has a reputation for cooler temperatures and it’s true that snow is not unheard of even in summer, so you might think that biting bugs and midges would be the last of your worries.

How difficult is the W trek?

How difficult is the W Trek? The W Trek is not a difficult or technical trek. Hiking the W Trek doesn’t require you to be a pro, but some hiking experience is highly recommended. Compared to lots of other hiking destinations in South America – especially in the Andes mountains – Patagonia is low altitude.

Can you do Torres del Paine on your own?

Torres del Paine W trek itineraries Hiking in Torres del Paine National Park is significantly cheaper if you go self-guided. There is also absolutely no chance that you’ll get lost. Believe me, the W trek is now so busy that (unfortunately) you see people all the time.

How should I dress for Torres del Paine?

Clothing For Your Torres del Paine Packing List

  1. Hard Shell Jacket. You’ll need a Hard shell jacket.
  2. Fleece jumper or hoodie – The North Face Women Osito 2 does the trick for me.
  3. Thermal base layer top.
  4. Hiking trousers or leggings.
  5. Hiking shorts (optional)
  6. Thermal bottoms.
  7. Underwear.
  8. Sports Bras.

¿Cómo llegar a Torres del Paine?

¿Cómo llegar a Torres del Paine? Torres del Paine esta al sur de Chile, en la zona más austral de Chile. Para llegar hasta allí deberás aterrizar en una curiosa localidad llamada Puerto Natales. El pueblo más cercano a Torres del Paine es Puerto Natales, pero antes de llegar aquí tienes que haber aterrizado en Punta Arenas.

¿Cuál es la altura media de Torres del Paine?

Los desniveles son más bien flojos y la altura media que puedes estar en Torres del Paine apenas supera los 1.000m de altura, poca aparentemente, pero claro, no estás muy lejos del mar. En naranja esta marcado el Circuito O y en rojo el popular Circuito W (pulsa sobre el mapa para hacer zoom).

¿Cuáles son los mejores meses para disfrutar de las torres del Paine?

Desde diciembre hasta abril son los mejores meses para disfrutar de las Torres del Paine. Nosotros recomendamos los meses de febrero (finales), marzo y abril, ya que tanto diciembre como enero el parque nacional está prácticamente abarrotado y es muy complicado encontrar plazas en los hoteles o en los campings.

¿Cómo ir de Puerto Natales a Torres del Paine?

La carretera desde Puerto Natales a Torres del Paine está asfaltada pero hay agujeros bastante grandes en algunos tramos, por lo que conviene ir muy atento. Hay 127 km de distancia y se tarda 1:45-2:00 horas en coche y 2:15 h en autobús. En autobús: Buses Gómez 8000 Pesos Chilenos ida (15000 CL$ ida y vuelta). La primer aparada es en Laguna Amarga.

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