Moderate trekking through the Andes Mountains
Nevado Juncal is one of the most impressive mountains in the Chilean Central Andes, located 50 miles south of Aconcagua. This area offer a tremendous variety of scenic climbing. Following the international highway through the Aconcagua River canyon towards Portillo, we come to Clark Brothers station.

An amazing strenuous trekking Chile-Argentina through the Andes peaks
In an extraordinary journey right out of the history books, we follow to the footsteps of the Army of Liberation that freed Chile from Spanish crown in 1817. During this fantastic seven-day expedition over the roof of America, we glimpse the life-styles of "huasos" (Chilean cowboys) and "gauchos" (Argentinean cowboys).

Moderate to easy trekking through the Andean Lakes
The Vicente Pérez Rosales National Park invite us to share an amazing experience adventure trekking through a trail towards hanging bridges, native millenium forest, waterfalls and rivers among snowed capped volcanoes like Puntiagudo, Osorno and Tronador and El Callao hot springs.

An adventure crossing through the northern Patagonia Andean trails
The stunning expedition crosses the rich and lush vegetated valley of Río Puelo, which divides the two countries of the Patagonian Andes. The valley of the Puelo River is located right between the two cities of Puerto Montt in Chile and San Carlos de Bariloche in Argentina.

A rush Andean Adventures
This stunning trek takes you through the virgin region of the Patagonian Andes, crossing the different landscapes, divided by the mountain chain that covers borders the valley of Río Puelo. The trek consists of flights, boat trips and four trekking days through areas practically untouched.

Soft trekking through the Andean lakes
Deep in the ancient alerce forest you will find an exclusive cozy lodge and cabins on almost 5000 acres of Patagonian property far from the cares of civilization. Spend a few days here exploring the surrounding mountains and forests, waterfalls and springs, by hiking, climbing, or horseback riding with special mountain guides.

Moderate to strenuous trekking based on camping
For all those love trekking, the National Park Torres Del Paine, right in the Chilean Patagonia, opens its doors to you. Through all this circuit we invite you to discover all the wonders of this natural reserve.

Moderate to strenuous trekking based on camping
In the Southern extreme of Chilean Patagonia, just north of the Magellan Straits, lies a large granitic pluton crowned with rugged spires of black turbidities and gleaming white glaciers. To the east stretch the endless pampa of Argentina, to the west looms the Patagonian Ice Cap. The native Tehuelche Indian inhabitants called this area "Paine," their name for the turquoise blue lakes of the area.

Overlanding and exploration with optional hikes
This program is designed to be flexible to accommodate the group's wishes. While some may want to linger and photograph the fabulous sights, others may want to stretch their legs on a rigorous hike. Optional horseback and boat rides can be arranged.

Short moderate trekking
If you are travelling in Chile, you should not miss the spectacular Torres del Paine. Rising from the sea to over 11.000 feet, these granite spires are truly impressive, and well deserving of its designation as a World biosphere Reserve.

Extension trip of Paine Trek - Moderate to strenuous trekking
It is hard to imagine any trip in Patagonia complete without a visit to Los Glaciares National Park in Argentina. Extending from Cerro Fitzroy in the north to Cerro Stokes in the south, this park includes over 13 glaciers that fall from the Southern Patagonian Ice Cap into the second and third largest lakes in all of South America.

Trekking for all Patagonia and for backpackers
Just enjoy nature and sport! For all those who love trekking, Patagonia hides two beautiful national parks: Torres del Paine National Park (Chile) and Los Glaciares National Park (Argentina). Throughout this roundtrip we invite you to unveil all the wonders of this natural reserve on foot.

A very comfort way to explore Torres del Paine from lodge to lodge
If you are traveling in Chile, Argentina or Antarctica, you shouldn't miss the spectacular Torres del Paine. Rising from the sea to over 11,000 feet, these granite spires are truly impressive. The Park is well deserving of its designation as a World Biosphere Reserve.

Another way to experience the W Paine hikes.
This another way to experience the now famous "W" hikes. Days will be spent exploring this untouched, remote and pristine wilderness. Entering the park via Last Hope Sound and then the Serrano River our introduction to Patagonia will be nothing short of spectacular. Working our way up two waterways through the immense Bernardo O'Higgins National Park en route to our hiking adventure we will get a chance to see the Balmaceda, Serrano and Tyndall glaciers, Lago Toro and an endless chain of mountains and snowcapped peaks.