This It is a strenuous hike that includes scrambling across rugged mountain slopes and camping in the wild; not suitable for the faint-hearted. Yet it is a hit amongst trekking enthusiasts because only about people attempt it each year, and of them, even fewer actually finish it. While the trek is a challenge, those who have completed it, either fully or partially, have raved about the experience.
The pure, untapped nature that unfolds before you with every step is sure to take your breath away. Consider the trek when planning your next Chile trip. Find below the standard itinerary to conquer this Patagonian monster. Day 3: On this day, you will be allowed the chance to explore some of the more untouched parts of Isla Navarino. You will go from Paso Ventarron m through to Laguna Martillo, where you will rest for the day. Day 4: On this day, you will reach the highest part of the trek.
At m above sea level, you will climb the fourth and final pass of your journey: Paso Virginia. As you descend the other side you will have breath-taking views of the Beagle Channel before heading back to Puerto Williams.
You can extend your trek to 5 days by camping at Laguna Los Guanacos, located at the base of Paso Virginia, on the fourth day and then make your way back to Puerto Williams on the fifth day. This gives you more opportunity to explore the stark and beautiful wilderness of Isla Navarino. Puerto Williams is the starting point of the trek.
You can either choose to fly 1. If you fly you will be transported in a tiny seater Twin Otter plane β not for the nervous flyer! Before you head off on the Dientes de Navarino trek there are a few things you should know and a few precautions you should take. Check out these handy tips before you embark on your adventure.
