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Guided Multi-Day Treks in Patagonia

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Remote Expeditions Across the Fitz Roy Massif and Los Glaciares National Park

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Multi-Day Treks in Los Glaciares National Park

Patagonia is best experienced over several days in the mountains. Our guided multi-day treks take you beyond the popular day trails into remote valleys, glaciers, mountain passes and backcountry camps across the Fitz Roy Massif and Los Glaciares National Park.

Since 1995, Fitz Roy Expediciones has led small groups through some of Patagonia’s most iconic and challenging trekking routes. Each expedition is planned around the weather, trail conditions and the experience of the group, allowing you to travel safely while reaching landscapes that few visitors ever experience.

Explore the Huemul Circuit, spend a night beneath Fitz Roy at Campamento Poincenot, or join one of our exclusive remote crossings toward Estancia Cristina. These journeys connect isolated valleys, glacial terrain and rarely travelled sections of Southern Patagonia.

With local mountain guides, small-group departures and complete expedition logistics, we offer a more personal way to discover Patagonia shaped by decades of experience and respect for the landscape.

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Remote Patagonia · Guided crossings

Three journeys. Three ways into the wild.

These are not variations of the same trek. Each one crosses a different mountain system, with its own scale, terrain and rhythm.

01 Remote guided crossing

A point-to-point expedition linking two historic Patagonian outposts through one of the quietest sectors of Los Glaciares National Park.

04 days · remote crossing

Helsingfors → Estancia Cristina

A four-day crossing between two historic Patagonian outposts, moving through unmarked valleys, glacial moraine and high mountain passes far from the classic trails.

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Satellite terrain Route
Duration
4 days
Season
October – April
Format
Remote guided crossing

Four days of route-finding, moraine, open valleys and high passes. Camps and daily lines adapt to weather and terrain, keeping the journey closer to a true mountain crossing than a fixed tourist circuit.

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Operating season is weather and mountain-condition dependent.
02 Wilderness expedition

A five-day crossing from the remote Guanaco Valley to Estancia Cristina, created for hikers who want Patagonia beyond the established trail network.

05 days · wilderness expedition

Guanaco → Estancia Cristina

Five days through one of the park’s least-travelled sectors: broad valleys, Paso Sombrero, alpine lakes and a final arrival at Estancia Cristina on foot.

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Satellite terrain
Duration
5 days
Season
October – April
Format
Wilderness expedition

The journey moves from native forest and wetlands into alpine terrain, Paso Sombrero and glacial landscapes, with broad views toward the Southern Patagonian Ice Field and Upsala Glacier.

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Operating season is weather and mountain-condition dependent.
03 Guided mountain circuit

El Chaltén’s classic four-day expedition circuit, crossing Paso del Viento and Paso Huemul beside the Southern Patagonian Ice Field.

04 days · original circuit

Vuelta al Huemul

The original four-day circuit around Cerro Huemul: Paso del Viento, the edge of the Southern Patagonian Ice Field, Paso Huemul and the shores of Lago Viedma.

Explore the Huemul Circuit
Satellite terrain Route
Duration
4 days
Season
October – April
Format
Guided mountain circuit

A demanding small-group journey through remote valleys, exposed mountain passes and the shores of Lago Viedma — one of the defining multi-day routes in the Fitz Roy region.

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Operating season is weather and mountain-condition dependent.

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Why Hike With Fitz Roy Expediciones?

For more than 30 years, Fitz Roy Expediciones has guided hikers through the trails surrounding El Chaltén and the Fitz Roy Massif. Our approach is based on local knowledge, small groups and respect for the mountain environment.

Every trek is planned according to trail conditions, weather and the experience of the group. Rather than following a fixed schedule, our guides adapt each day to provide the safest and most rewarding experience possible.

Whether you’re visiting Patagonia for the first time or returning to explore new trails, our goal is simple: to help you experience these mountains with the insight of people who have spent decades walking them.

A multi-day trek is more than a longer hike. It is an opportunity to experience Patagonia beyond the day trails, moving through the landscape one stage at a time and spending nights in the mountains.

Each day reveals a different side of the region, from forests and alpine lakes to glaciers, remote valleys and mountain passes. It is a journey shaped not only by the route, but also by the weather, the rhythm of the group and the experience of travelling through one of the world’s last great wilderness areas.

Why Choose a Multi-Day Trek?

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need previous hiking experience?

Most of our day treks do not require previous mountain experience, although a reasonable level of fitness is recommended. Some hikes, such as Laguna de los Tres, involve a full day of hiking with significant elevation gain, while others are more accessible. If you are unsure which trek is right for you, we can help you choose according to your experience and expectations.

Our guided day hikes range from moderate walks to challenging mountain trails. Each trek differs in distance, elevation gain and hiking time. Every adventure page includes detailed information so you can choose a hike that matches your fitness level and outdoor experience.

We recommend sturdy hiking shoes or boots, layered clothing, a waterproof jacket, sun protection, sunglasses, water and a small backpack. Weather in Patagonia can change quickly, even in summer, so it is important to be prepared for wind, rain and temperature changes during the day.

Patagonia’s weather is unpredictable, and our guides constantly assess mountain conditions. If necessary, departure times, routes or objectives may be adjusted to keep the experience safe and appropriate for the group.

This depends on the trek you choose. Some day hikes include a packed lunch, while others include guiding services only. Each adventure page clearly explains what is included so you know what to expect before booking.

Yes. Private guided treks are available for individuals, couples, families and small groups. A private guide allows more flexibility in pace, timing and itinerary, while offering a more personal experience in the mountains.

The main trekking season runs from October to April, when trails are generally snow-free and daylight hours are longer. Every season offers different mountain conditions, and we can help you choose the best hike for the dates of your visit.

Yes. Most of our guided day treks take place within Los Glaciares National Park, one of Argentina’s most remarkable protected areas. Our guides help visitors understand not only the trails but also the natural history, geology and mountain environment of the Fitz Roy Massif.

RESERVATION

Choose your preferred date, and we’ll help shape a small-group or private journey around the weather, the route and your mountain experience.