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Twelve travelers, two guides, and an itinerary built around how a place actually feels in the morning. Browse departures with live seat counts, or commission a private route.
- 1Punta Arenas
- 2Natales
- 3Chileno
- 4Las Torres
- 5Cuernos
- 6French
- 7Grey
Featured route
Patagonia: Torres del Paine, 10 days
The full W plus a remote extension into the French Valley, with buffer days for weather and a final estancia morning.
- 10 days
- max 10
- 7 stops
Next departure: November 15, 2026 · 4 seats left
How a route is built
Four steps, then it goes on the calendar
- 01
Scout it twice
Every route starts as one a lead guide already loves. We walk it twice, in different seasons, before it is published — once for the line, once for the morning.
- 02
Watch the mornings
A route lives or dies on its first two hours. We pay close attention to the start of each day: a long transfer, a scramble for breakfast, a misleading trailhead — these set the tone.
- 03
Cut at least one day
After the first scouting run we cut activity, not add it. The Patagonia traverse originally had nine walking days. It now has eight, plus a buffer. The buffer is the point.
- 04
Name a guide
A route is not published until a named guide has signed off. The name on the departure calendar is the person who will walk it with you. There is no anonymous roster.
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