The W Circuit in Torres del Paine National Park is Patagonia’s most iconic trekking route. Over several days, you’ll traverse stunning valleys, hike alongside glaciers, and marvel at the granite towers that give the park its name. The “W” shape of the route takes you to three spectacular highlights: the Base of the Towers, the French Valley, and Grey Glacier. Ideal for nature lovers, this trek offers breathtaking scenery and comfortable refugios along the way.

The O Circuit is the ultimate trekking experience in Torres del Paine, encircling the park in a challenging yet deeply rewarding adventure. This longer route combines the highlights of the W Circuit with remote, untouched wilderness. You’ll trek through forests, high mountain passes, and alongside pristine lakes, with fewer crowds and more solitude. The O Circuit is perfect for experienced hikers seeking a full immersion in Patagonia’s raw and dramatic landscapes.

Nestled in the heart of Torres del Paine National Park, EcoCamp offers cozy, eco-friendly domes that capture the spirit of Patagonia. Choose from Standard, Superior, or Suite Domes, each designed for comfort while staying true to sustainable practices. This award-winning lodge is the perfect base to explore southern Patagonia—whether you’re trekking the legendary W Circuit, joining multi-sport adventures, spotting wildlife, or simply connecting with nature. With our all-inclusive programs, every detail is taken care of so you can focus on the journey.

The Inca Trail is South America’s most famous trek, following ancient stone pathways through cloud forests and Inca ruins before culminating at the Sun Gate with a breath-taking view of Machu Picchu. A once-in-a-lifetime journey for history and nature lovers alike.

For those seeking fewer crowds and more variety, the Salkantay Trek combines high mountain passes, turquoise glacial lakes, and lush jungle valleys. Ending at Machu Picchu, this route blends dramatic Andean scenery with authentic encounters along the way.

The Lares Trek offers a quieter, culturally immersive alternative. Crossing Andean valleys dotted with traditional villages, it’s perfect for travellers wanting to connect with local communities while surrounded by snow-capped peaks and serene landscapes.

One of Patagonia’s most rewarding day hikes, the Laguna de los Tres trail leads to the base of Mount Fitz Roy. After a challenging final ascent, hikers are greeted with panoramic views of turquoise glacial waters framed by Fitz Roy’s dramatic spires—a true bucket-list experience.

The trek to Laguna Torre is a gentler route that winds through valleys and lenga forests, ending at a glacial lagoon with striking views of Cerro Torre and its surrounding ice fields. A perfect option for those seeking breath-taking scenery with moderate effort.

The Cordillera Real offers some of South America’s most spectacular yet little-known trekking. Stretching across the Bolivian Andes, this range is home to snow-capped peaks, turquoise glacial lakes, and remote valleys where traditional Aymara communities still live. Treks here range from moderate to challenging, rewarding adventurers with pristine landscapes and cultural encounters far from the crowds. Perfect for those seeking an off-the-beaten-path Andean experience.

Rising 5,897 meters above sea level, Cotopaxi is one of the highest active volcanoes in the world and a true icon of Ecuador. Located in the Andes’ famed “Avenue of Volcanoes,” it offers dramatic snow-capped views, diverse ecosystems, and thrilling trekking opportunities. Adventurers can hike through Páramo landscapes, spot wild horses, and for experienced climbers, even attempt a summit under the stars.

A must-do for adventurous travellers in Central America, the Acatenango trek leads you up to the summit of one of Guatemala’s tallest volcanoes. The highlight is camping overnight to watch the neighbouring Volcán de Fuego erupt, its lava glowing against the night sky. The climb is steep but achievable in one or two days, offering stunning views over the volcanic chain and surrounding valleys. It’s an unforgettable experience that combines challenge, culture, and raw natural power.

The Cocora Valley is famous for its towering wax palm, the tallest palm trees in the world. This one-day trek offers an easy to moderate hike through lush cloud forest, rolling hills, and open valleys with breath-taking scenery at every turn. The loop trail can be adjusted to suit different fitness levels, making it ideal for most travellers. Along the way, you’ll encounter hummingbirds, fresh mountain air, and panoramic views of Colombia’s coffee region.