Found in Torres Del Paine National Park is Cordillera Paine, a trio of mountains that rise from the ground, looking absolutely magnificent. Known as the “Towers of Paine”, it is no surprise why so. Cordillera Paine’s highest peak is speculated to be at more than 2,000 metres high, with many choosing to trek or ascend the mountains, treated by the stunning views.

The Cordillera Paine is no ordinary peak, emerging out from the mist in a grandeur, unmatched by any other mountains. The yellow granite the mountain is made of stands out in the middle of the park, oozing of an unmatched beauty. During the winter months, the snow-capped peaks are even more stunning, lying against the blue sky, with puffy, cotton candy-like clouds, looking right out of a postcard. A scenic view that can be enjoyed at a distance, or even right at the top of the peak, your eyes are in for a delightful treat! While you might think there is little to do here, climbing the peak and its surroundings is a popular activity that many flood here to do! With plenty of routes, each lasting a different duration, take your pick and be amazed by the lush vegetation and a couple of animals. From the adorable armadillo, pumas and also woodpeckers, a vibrant mountain experience awaits you here.