How long is the W circuit in Torres del Paine?

46 miles
How long is the W Trek? 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.

Where is the Torres del Paine circuit?

Patagonia
Location of Torres del Paine Torres del Paine National Park is located in Magallanes Region, in Patagonia, 400 Km to the northwest of Punta Arenas and 112 Km northwest from Puerto Natales. Located between parallels 50 º 45 ‘and 51 º 20’ South latitude and between 72 º 31 ‘and 73 º 22’ west longitude.

How difficult is the W trek in Patagonia?

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.

Is there a W circuit in Torres del Paine?

Since you announced to your family and friends your trip to Torres del Paine National Park, you haven’t stopped receiving recommendations on the popular W circuit, baptized with that letter by the way the route is done when crossing the valleys of Ascencio, French and Grey Glacier.

Where is the Torres del Paine National Park?

Torres del Paine National Park is located in Magallanes Region, in Patagonia, 400 Km to the northwest of Punta Arenas and 112 Km northwest from Puerto Natales. Located between parallels 50 º 45 ‘and 51 º 20’ South latitude and between 72 º 31 ‘and 73 º 22’ west longitude. Administrative park centre – Lake Grey 18 kms.

How to get to Torres del Paine from Puerto Natales?

Getting to Torres del Paine from Puerto Natales. The O circuit starts at Hotel Las Torres (Laguna Amarga entrance), to get there from Puerto Natales; Step 1. Take a bus from Puerto Natales to Torres del Paine (Laguna Amarga).

How long is the Q Trek in Torres del Paine?

Whereas the “W” trek highlights the best of Torres del Paine and can be done in 3-5 days, the “Q” circuit includes all the “W” route (58 km) plus an extended tour of the backside of the Cordillera del Paine.