Torres del Paine Warnings and Dangers

A pesar de tener las reservas y de haber confirmado personalmente en la Hostería la visita , la víspera nos llamaron a las 9 de la noche para cambiaros la hora de las 9 a las 3 de la tarde , lo que nos impidió hacer la visita pues a esa hora salíamos hacia El Calafate
De nada sirvieron las reclamaciones , el enfado , las cartas al CONAF , nos quedamos sin verlo y sin ninguna explicación
Afortunadamente fuimos a El Calafate y vimos muchos e importantes Glaciares
Mucho Cuidado !!!!!!!!!
Besides having the reservation and that we confirmed personally in the Hostería the visit , the day before they called us at 21h to change the hour from 9 to 15h , and it was impossible to make the visit as at that time we were departing to El Calafate
It was worthless the claims , the hungry and the letters to the CONAF we couldn´t see and we had not any explanation
Luckily we went to El Calafate and there we saw many and important glaciers
Take Care!!!!!!!!

Most of Patagonia's terrain has been formed in a way by the glaciers. Sometimes, the hiking / trekking tours lead you along moraines, or glacial creeks. This means you have to walk over the stones, which sometimes may be quite big.
Make sure, you hike careful - I would like to recommend alway using hiking poles and make a stop from time to time to release the tension on your knees.

(The picture was taken from top of the Torres del Paine lookout - and the way up was quite steep).