The W Trek

The Mylodon Cave Natural Monument is in fact a complex of caves and rock cavities nicknamed “Silla del Diablo” (“the Devil's Chair”). In one of these caves, bones of the mylodon were discovered — a mammal belonging to the group of ground sloths.The species, which lived in what is now Patagonia, went extinct around 10,000 years ago. Not fully bipedal, the mylodon used its long tail ...

Experience heliskiing under the Chilean sun, where winters are among the sunniest on the globe and gastronomy is a long-standing tradition. This vast mountain region offers an endless variety of runs with nearly 2,000 metres of vertical drop, from the Aconcagua valleys in the north to the Tinguiririca valley in the south. Each guide leads a group of no more than four people, making the ...

Follow the trail of the puma, Patagonia’s majestic big cat, through Torres del Paine National Park. This is a park best experienced on foot, in close contact with the natural elements that give this land at the edge of the world its character. Solitary and well camouflaged, pumas are hard to spot, so a team of trackers locates them and radios the guides, allowing the group to ...