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Most people know Torres del Paine for one hike: the Base Towers hike. And it’s an amazing hike – trust me! But there’s more to the park than just that trail, and that trail is a challenging hike. So if you’re looking for more hikes…
The W Trek in Patagonia’s Torres del Paine is a magical multi-day hike. This point-to-point trail takes you by glaciers, granite mountains, horn-shaped spires, forests with trees only found in Patagonia, and jaw-dropping turquoise alpine lakes. Trying to figure out if the W is worth…
If you dream of backpacking through Patagonia’s wild mountains, glaciers, and valleys, the O Circuit in Torres del Paine is one of the most rewarding treks in the world. This 8 – 9 day loop takes you beyond the crowded W Trek and around the…
Planning your John Muir Trail gear list can feel overwhelming fast — especially if you’re trying to build a women’s backpacking setup that’s light enough for big Sierra passes but still warm, durable, and comfortable on trail. Between the bear canister, long food carries, high-elevation…
Want to hike through desert cliffs with sweeping ocean views, spot wild bison and tiny island foxes, and eat real food along the way – without carrying five days’ worth of supplies? The Trans-Catalina Trail might be the beginner-friendly backpacking trip you didn’t know you…
Backpacking in Torres del Paine is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. It’s absolutely stunning, and you’ll feel lucky with every step, but let’s be real: the weather is no joke. Even in the middle of summer, you’ll get everything from sideways rain to blazing sun to snow…
