Full Day Private Patagonian Andes Sea-to-Summit Hike

Challenge yourself to summit a mountain in the Patagonian Andes, and learn about the important discoveries made here by Charles Darwin himself. Located just 45 minutes South of Punta Arenas' Downtown core, this little-trafficked hiking trail will take you from the pebbled beach through the quiet rainforest and up to the summit of Mount Tarn. Reconnect with nature- and yourself- as you hike with only Patagonia’s wilderness to keep you company. Taste the salty air of the strait as you climb through the verdant green forests that cover the base of Mount Tarn, contrasting with the blue of the Strait of Magellan. Considered a moderately challenging hike, this adventure is perfect for seasoned outdoor enthusiasts looking for the chance to use their skills. Supported by your professional guide, feel confident to push yourself to explore further and hike all the way to the peak!

Itinerary

1. After taking time to warm up your muscles, set out to enjoy your hike through the Patagonian forest. This 14 km (8.7 mi) in-and-back hike undulates steadily upwards through the forest with a total elevation gain of 825 m (2707 ft) over the course of the trail. The time you spend hiking will vary based on weather conditions, group fitness, and interpretive moments on the trail. Usually, this hike will take 8.5 to 9 hours. (10h 0min) Admission included
2. This is one of the most incredible bays on the Brunswick Peninsula with an incredible history since 1520 by Magellan to nowadays the artisanal fishing activity as part of the identity of southern Patagonia. (30 min)
3. After your hike, stop off at a historical ranch house for a meal of traditional Patagonian flavours served by a family of local legends. (1h 0min)
4. Visit the historic Spanish settlement of the City of Rey Don Felipe and discover why is now known as Port Famine. (30 min)