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Torres del Paine National Park
Beste tid å besøke
From November to March, summer in the southern hemisphere, the days are longest, the winds are weaker, and the trails are open. Start at dawn for the best light and calm trails, and keep backup routes for rainy days.
Budsjettips
The entry ticket for foreigners costs about 25,000 to 35,000 Chilean pesos, valid for 72 hours, so plan your days and buy online so you don't wait at the ticket office. Take food and water from the nearest town for the trail, because prices in the park shops are higher.
Anbefalt for
Trekking enthusiasts, Photographers, Lovers of wild nature, Solo travelers
Planlegg ditt besøk
2-3 days
Om
Raske fakta: De tre granitttårnene reiser seg til 2800 meter, og i parken lever rundt 100 pumaer fritt, som oftest sees på jakt i daggryet. Nasjonalområdet dekker 2400 kvadratkilometer, og vannet i breinnsjøene lyser i melkehvit turkis på grunn av bremel.
Høydepunkter: Ved daggry, rett før solen står opp, lyser de tre granitttårnene i brennende oransje, et skue som bare varer i omtrent 20 minutter, som glødende kull i den skyggefulle dalen. Når du nærmer deg lagunen under dem, lukter luften av kald granitt og våt skog, og bremelet gjør vannet pastellblått.
Insidertips
- Wear three layers of clothing and a waterproof jacket, because the wind in Patagonia can jump to 120 kilometers per hour in minutes.
- Book accommodation in the refugio months ahead for the summer season, when the places get filled up to 90%.
- Go out with a headlamp at dawn for the pumas, and for the clearest shot of the towers, aim your lens right around 6:30 before the sun rises.
- Skip the 16-kilometer trail to Grey Glacier when you have little time, and take the boat across the lake for close-up shots of the ice walls.
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