Welcome to one of the most challenging goal in Torres del Paine: the South Tower (2850 m). Harder and larger than the North and the Central tower, this big wall climbing experience is comparable to nothing.

The program consists in a 5 day adventure with an incredible climb to the top of the tower, overcoming stunning cracks. We will also have excellent views of the entire Torres del Paine National Park.

The South Tower is technically demanding. A route that combines technical skills with the rough and legendary Patagonian weather. Therefore this program is suitable for climbers with vast prior rock climbing experience as well as a perfect physical condition.

The best period to climb this wall is during the summer, from November till March. 

So if you want to be part of this big wall climbing trip in the South Tower of Paine, fill out the form and contact me now. Will be happy to accompany you on such an amazing adventure!

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Itinerary

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Day 01 

We meet in Punta Arenas or Puerto Natales (depends the fly), we will pick you up at the airport.

Gear check at the hotel and expedition briefing. At dinner we will try some of the fine Chilean cuisine and wines.

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Day 02 

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Spectacular drive to Parque Nacional Torres del Paine (Towers of Paine National Park), one of the most beautiful parks in the world. Hike to Camp 1 and establish camp. Porters will carry all of our gear to this camp.

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Day 03 - 04 (backup day)

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These 2 days will be our best days to realize the summit, that is why we leave 2 days to be more flexible with the weather and with our physical state. We will choose the best possibility to ensure an incredible experience in these summits.

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Next day  05

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Drive back to Punta Natales . End of expedition and celebration dinner.

Next day fly home via Santiago or continue traveling in South America.

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Cost Includes​

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• Professional Mountain Guides (1 to 2 guide-client ratio)

• two nights hotel accommodation in Puerto Natales.

• all land transportation from Punta Arenas or Puerto Natales.

• Porters

• Permits

• All expedition food

• All community camping gear (tents, stoves, cooking gear, medical kit, etc.)

• All community technical gear (such as climbing ropes, fixed lines, multiple racks of hardware; cam devices, nuts, pitons, carabiners, webbing, etc.)

• Global rescue.

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