Exquisite Adventures at Los Cerros Boutique Hotel, El Chaltén

Nestled in the heart of Argentina’s Patagonia, Los Cerros Boutique Hotel invites you to immerse yourself in the breathtaking landscapes of El Chaltén, proudly acclaimed as the National Trekking Capital. Set within the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Los Glaciares National Park, this destination promises an unparalleled communion with nature’s grandeur, offering trails and experiences for both seasoned adventurers and those seeking leisurely exploration.

To ensure your journey is nothing short of extraordinary, allow our charming host, Ignacio (“Nacho”), to welcome you at the hotel’s elegant bar. With a complimentary drink and a detailed map in hand, Nacho will craft a bespoke itinerary, ensuring every moment in this Patagonian paradise is filled with wonder.

You may find yourself so enchanted that a return visit becomes inevitable.

Trekking and Hiking in El Chaltén

Iconic Trails for Unforgettable Vistas

Laguna de los Tres:
Fitz Roy’s Majestic Base

Embark on the quintessential El Chaltén trek to the base of the awe-inspiring Cerro Fitz Roy (3,405m). This invigorating 8-10 hour journey, of moderate to high difficulty, rewards you with sweeping vistas of the northern expanse of Los Glaciares National Park. The pièce de résistance is the turquoise glacial lagoon framed by Fitz Roy’s granite spires—a sight that defines Patagonia’s photographic allure.

Laguna Torre:
A Glimpse of Cerro Torre’s Splendour

Venture to the foot of the legendary Cerro Torre (3,102m), a peak revered as one of the world’s most formidable climbs. This moderate trail winds through pristine Andean-Patagonian forests, revealing the Glaciar Torre, the Fitz Roy River, and the vast Patagonian steppe—an inspiring journey for the soul and senses.

Laguna Capri:
A Gentle Introduction to Fitz Roy

Perfect for families or those easing into Patagonia’s wonders, this shorter trail offers captivating views of Cerro Fitz Roy with minimal physical exertion. It’s an ideal way to acclimatise to the crisp mountain air while soaking in the region’s iconic beauty.

Loma del Pliegue Tumbado:
Panoramic Perfection

For those craving a challenge, this 10km ascent to the 1,490m summit of Loma del Pliegue Tumbado delivers unparalleled rewards. Requiring robust fitness, the trail climbs steadily to a natural lookout, unveiling a breathtaking panorama of Andean peaks, valleys, lakes, and lagoons—an unforgettable spectacle of nature’s majesty.

Shorter Strolls for Serene Exploration

Chorrillo del Salto: A Tranquil Cascade

A leisurely 4km walk along Route 41, skirting Cerro Rosado through woodland and gravel paths, leads to a serene waterfall carved into the mountainside. This gentle trail is perfect for a peaceful escape into nature’s embrace.

Mirador de los Cóndores and Mirador de las Águilas

Starting at the National Park office, this trail swiftly ascends to offer sweeping views over El Chaltén and the confluence of the Fitz Roy and De Las Vueltas rivers. A fork in the path leads to the Mirador de las Águilas, where the vast expanse of Lake Viedma unfolds before you—a vista that inspires awe and reflection.

Exclusive Excursions

alternative activities

Lake of the Desert Navigation with Optional Huemul Glacier Trek

Savour a serene voyage across glacial waters, framed by unrivalled views of Fitz Roy, the Huemul Glacier, and native Andean-Patagonian forests. This accessible excursion is ideal for those seeking a less strenuous adventure without sacrificing Patagonia’s iconic vistas. Enhance your experience with a short trek to the Huemul Glacier and its shimmering lagoon. Note: The boat tour and Huemul Reserve trail access require separate fees.

Sugerimos combinar con un breve trekking al Glaciar Huemul y su laguna.

*Tanto el paseo en barco como la entrada a la Reserva Huemul sendero son arancelados.

Los Huemules Nature Reserve

Just 20km from El Chaltén, the Los Huemules Nature Reserve offers an intimate encounter with Patagonia’s untouched beauty. Designed for small groups, this sanctuary features trails of varying difficulty leading to the enchanting Blue and Green Lagoons and the Cagliero Refuge, with stunning views of the namesake glacier. Entry to the reserve requires a fee.

Additional Pursuits for Every Taste

Mountain Biking at Estancia Bonanza

Difficulty Low

Kayaking at Lago del Desierto

Difficulty Low

Horseback Riding at Estancia Bonanza

Difficulty Low

Navigation on Lake of the Desert

Difficulty Low

Lake of the Desert Trek

Difficulty Medium low

Rafting on the De Las Vueltas River

Difficulty Medium / High