W Trek

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W Trek is a renowned multi-day hiking route in Chilean Patagonia that showcases the dramatic granite towers, glaciers, and lakes of Torres del Paine.

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W Trek canonical 9

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Predicate Object
instanceOf long-distance hiking trail
approximateLength 43–50 miles
70–80 kilometers
attracts international hikers
trekkers seeking iconic Patagonian scenery
country Chile
difficulty moderate to challenging
elevationProfile repeated ascents and descents
endpoint Paine Grande area
linked to: Paine Grande sector

Refugio Las Torres area
hasAccommodationType designated campsites
mountain refugios (lodges)
hasSection Cuernos / Francés section
Las Torres to Chileno / Torres Base section
Paine Grande to Grey section
hazard rapidly changing weather conditions
strong winds
knownFor dramatic Patagonian landscapes
glaciers
turquoise lakes
variable and extreme weather
views of granite towers of Torres del Paine
locatedIn Chile
Chilean Patagonia
linked to: Patagonia

Magallanes Region
Torres del Paine National Park
managedBy Corporación Nacional Forestal (CONAF) in Torres del Paine
namedAfterShape letter W
offersViewOf Cuernos del Paine
Grey Glacier
Nordenskjöld Lake
linked to: Lake Nordenskjöld

Pehoé Lake
linked to: Lake Pehoé

Torres del Paine granite towers
partOf Patagonian Andes hiking network
Torres del Paine National Park trail system
passesNear Base of the Towers (Mirador Torres)
French Valley (Valle del Francés)
linked to: French Valley

Grey Glacier
popularActivity backpacking
multi-day hiking
requires camping or refugio reservations in advance
park entry reservation in high season
routeShape W
season most popular from October to April
tourismType adventure tourism
nature-based tourism
trailhead Paine Grande area
linked to: Paine Grande sector

Refugio Las Torres area
typicalDuration 3–5 days
4–5 days

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