Awasi Patagonia in Winter
Winter reveals a side of Patagonia that few travelers experience. As snow transforms the steppe, forests and mountains, the landscape becomes quieter and wilder.
At Awasi Patagonia, winter offers a new way to experience the region. With a private guide and an INEOS Grenadier vehicle for every villa, each day is shaped around your interests, from tracking pumas across Awasi’s Private Conservation Area to snowshoeing through native forests and riding on horseback across snow-covered terrain.
Winter Adventures
More to Explore
Winter brings a new perspective to many of Patagonia’s classic experiences. With your private guide and 4×4 vehicle, explore Torres del Paine National Park and beyond, choosing each day’s activities according to your interests and pace.
Aonikenk Trail
Follow a scenic trail across the Patagonian steppe, with views of the Paine Massif and opportunities to encounter native wildlife along the way.
Base Torres
Hike through the Ascencio Valley to the turquoise glacial lake beneath the three iconic towers. One of Torres del Paine’s most challenging and rewarding trails.
Cóndor Lookout
A short but rewarding ascent to a panoramic viewpoint overlooking Lake Pehoé and the surrounding peaks of Torres del Paine.
Cuernos Lookout
Walk along the shores of Lake Nordenskjöld to a viewpoint facing the distinctive granite peaks of Los Cuernos.
Grey Glacier Navigation
Navigate across Grey Lake toward the glacier, passing floating icebergs and taking in close views of the Southern Patagonian Ice Field.
Loma Guanaco
Explore the Patagonian steppe in an area frequented by guanacos, with opportunities to observe wildlife and the surrounding mountain landscape.
Sarmiento Chico Hike
Hike through open Patagonian terrain near Lake Sarmiento, discovering the geology, wildlife and expansive views that characterize this area.
Sierra Masle
Explore a lesser-visited area of Patagonia on a hike through open steppe and elevated terrain, with broad views of the surrounding mountains.
Paine Cascade
Visit this powerful cascade along the Paine River, with the Torres del Paine peaks rising in the background.
