The definitive guidebook for Torres del Paine National Park. Covers all the treks, including the O, the W, the Q and day hikes. It provides complete information for both campers and those staying in huts, with everything you need to plan and hike in Torres del Paine without spending hours searching the internet for information.
Also includes:
- Bespoke 1:40,000 mapping with all accommodation, facilities and transport clearly shown for planning and navigation.
- Unique Itinerary Planner to create a bespoke itinerary matching your ability and vacation schedule, with all calculations for time, distance and altitude gain provided.
- 18 different multi-day itineraries ranging from 3 to 10 days.
- Comprehensive accommodation and campsite listings.
- Travel information for reaching the trailheads.
- Advice on equipment and travelling light.
- Everything needed to plan the route, including route descriptions, costs, budget, difficulty, weather, transport and more.
- Information for both self-guided and guided trekkers.
- Information on the November 2025 O-Trek tragedy.
The peaks of Torres del Paine National Park are among the most distinctive in the world. The park is named after the spectacular Torres del Paine: three imposing granite towers rising above a surreal turquoise lake. They are favourites of trekkers from around the world and have achieved almost mythical status.
The famous Cuernos del Paine are even more remarkable, with their unique appearance resembling the setting of a fantasy story. Their dramatic beauty is especially unforgettable at sunrise and sunset. Beyond these iconic peaks, the park is home to countless other magnificent mountains, with steep jagged slopes, vast snowfields, immense glaciers and breathtaking scenery.
The best way to experience this extraordinary landscape is on one of the park's legendary treks: the O, the W or the Q.