Torres del Paine is a national park in Chilean Patagonia that has long been a Mecca for hikers. The park's name refers to a dramatic mountain range consisting of several huge granite towers rising majestically from the surrounding glacial landscape. It is possible to experience this highlight on a daytrip, but most visitors prefer to spend several days here, taking the full 63-mile Paine Circuit.
"The National Park covers 181,000 hectares. It has roads for vehicles and paths for walkers. It has 3 entry gates, one administrative center and seven guard posts in various sectors of the Park." (Torresdelpaine.com)
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"The National Park covers 181,000 hectares. It has roads for vehicles and paths for walkers. It has 3 entry gates, one administrative center and seven guard posts in various sectors of the Park." (Torresdelpaine.com)
Been there, done that?
Is Torres del Paine the worlds best hiking travel destination?
Please leave us a comment!
Flickr photo credit: Torres del Paine originally uploaded by Phillie Casablanca
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