The iconic "towers" that give the Torres del Paine National Park its name are actually massive granite spires that protrude nearly 3000m above the surrounding Patagonian steppe in southern Chile. When it comes to rock climbing, there is no better surface to scale than granite.
Country code
+56
Language
Spanish
Currency
Argentine pesos. Dollars and Euros are also widely accepted
What's the best time to visit?
Due to the extreme austral location of the Torres del Paine National Park, it's best to climb during the peak of summer when temperatures are warmer and days are longer. The best months for rock climbing are December, January and February
How long should I say?
Due to the often changeable and unpredictable weather patterns, we recommend building some extra days into your rock climbing itinerary. This way, you'll be able climb on those days when the conditions are most favorable and rest when the weather is bad
What's the weather like?
Well, that's a difficult question to answer. The weather in Torres del Paine is changeable and unpredictable as it is in much of Patagonia. They say you can experience all four seasons in a single day, so you need to be prepared for anything and everything. Fierce winds are also possible
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