Follow the shores of Lake Pehoe to the northern end of Lake Grey, and enjoy a picnic lunch before boarding the boat that sails to the blue face of Grey Glacier. You’ll have time to marvel at this calving glacier before navigating back across the water. From Lake Grey’s southern end, transfer to the EcoCamp for the night.

Note: If the weather conditions do not allow navigation on Lake Grey, you will instead hike to Grey Glacier and return, then at Paine Grande’s dock take a catamaran across Lake Pehoe to Pudeto. From there you will have a short drive to EcoCamp.

Walk from EcoCamp toward Hostería Las Torres and up the winding path to Ascencio Valley, the valley that supports the eastern face of the Towers’ base. After a few hours of hiking the Towers come into full view, rising majestically with the glacial lake visible below – a truly breathtaking sight. In the afternoon you will backtrack along the same trail through Ascencio Valley and return to the EcoCamp.

Hike to the Laguna Azul lookout for a gorgeous view of both the lagoon and the granite towers. Continue along the eastern side of Lago Sarmiento to the calcium formations on the lake’s shores, where guanacos are often seen. Later you will trek to Paso Las Corneas with spectacular views of Rio Paine, Lake Pehoe, and the Paine Massif. Return to the Ecocamp in the evening for your farewell dinner.

Transfer out of Torres del Paine to Punta Arenas, where you will board your flight to Santiago. You can also continue by land over the border to El Calafate to see Argentine Patagonia.