Immersed in the middle of the lush Patagonian nature, right on the edge of the Torres del Paine Park, at the foot of the Maciso Paine and on the banks of the Serrano River, is Rio Serrano Hotel + Spa. Live an experience full of colors, textures and breathtaking landscapes.
Featuring rooms decorated with local elements, fabrics, specially selected leathers mixed with a diversity of colors, wood and stones, which allows visitors to live a real Patagonian experience.
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Rooms
Standard
Option to choose between 1 king bed or 2 1½ square beds. The Standard room has a shower, closet, hair dryer, amenities, telephone, minibar and safe.
Superior
Option to choose between 1 king bed and 2 single beds, with the alternative of adding a third single bed. The superior room has a bathtub or shower, closet, hair dryer, amenities, telephone and safe.
Standard Plus
Option to choose between 1 king bed or 2 1½ square beds. The Standard Plus room has satellite television, shower, closet, hair dryer, amenities, minibar, telephone and safe.
"Some excursions may require pre-registration or incur additional costs. Please contact our trip planners for more details"
With Rio Serrano x The Massif, you’re in charge of the adventure!
Choose from treks, navigations, and more, based on your mood, the weather, or your companions’ preferences. The private excursion option also lets you pick any activity each day that fits your interests and desires.
FULL-DAY EXCURSIONS
Base Towers (Monday to Sunday)
Schedule: 6:30 AM to 8:00 PM
Activity: Demanding Hike
Distance: 22 km / 13 mi
Difficulty: 5/5
Walking time: 9-12 hours
Altitude point: 875 m / 2,871 ft
Base Torres is a challenging excursion on the Paine massif's famous "W" circuit. Starting from Estancia Cerro Paine on the park’s northeast side, you cross the Ascencio River and ascend 2.5 km along Monte Almirante Nieto (2,600 m). At “Pass of the Winds” (480 m), you take in stunning valley views before descending to Refugio el Chileno, completing three kilometers. You continue through a Lenga forest and glacier slopes, reaching a flat area at 550 m. The final stretch, a steep 300-meter climb over rocky terrain, leads to the breathtaking view of Torres del Paine and its turquoise lagoon. You keep an eye out for wildlife like condors, eagles, and the Huemul deer, making this an unforgettable experience.
Paine Lookouts (Monday to Sunday)
Schedule:
Mid-Season: 6:30 AM to 8:00 PM
High Season and End of Year Season: 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Activity: Tour trip by vehicle
Walking time: 7-8 hours
Altitude point: 153 m / 501 ft
This excursion is perfect if you want to explore the park without extensive hiking. Over about 7 hours by vehicle, you’ll visit various viewpoints, each offering stunning views and allowing you to fully experience the natural beauty of Torres del Paine’s diverse landscapes.
French Valley (Monday | Wednesday | Friday | Sunday)
Schedule:
High Season and End of Year Season: 7:30 AM to 8:00 PM *Does not operate on December 25th and January 1st
Activity: Demanding Hike
Distance: 21 km / 13 mi
Difficulty: 5/5
Walking time: 9-12 hours
Altitude point: 512 m / 1,675 ft
French Valley is a must-see on the “W” circuit, perfect for hiking and nature enthusiasts. After driving to Pudeto and taking a 30-minute catamaran ride on Lake Pehoe, you reach Refugio Paine Grande to start the trek. The trail to Campamento Italiano spans 7.6 km with varied terrain, offering views of Cuernos del Paine. From Campamento Italiano, you ascend to French Lookout through forest and moraine, arriving at a stunning 360° view of the Paine Massif.
Grey Trail (Tuesday | Thursday | Saturday)
Schedule:
High Season: 7:30 AM to 8:00 PM *Does not operate on December 25th and January 1st
Activity: Demanding Hike
Distance: 22 km / 13 mi
Difficulty: 5/5
Walking time: 8-9 hrs
Altitude point: 450 m / 1,476 ft
Hike the Grey Glacier Trail, part of the "W" circuit, to experience the glacier up close. After a catamaran ride to Paine Grande, you trek through stunning landscapes, facing steep climbs and challenging terrain. The breathtaking glacier view at the end makes the effort worthwhile.
HALF-DAY EXCURSIONS
Cuernos Viewpoint (Monday | Thursday | Sunday)
Schedule:
Mid-Season: 8:00 AM to 1:30 PM
High Season and End of Year Season: 7:45 AM to 1:30 PM
Activity: Moderate Hike
Distance: 7 km / 4 mi
Difficulty: 3/5
Walking time: 4 hrs
Altitude point: 177 m / 580 ft
What stands out most about the Paine massif is the dramatic Cuernos del Paine, with their striking blend of black sedimentary rock and granite—one of the world’s most breathtaking views. This option lets you explore the park's central area with an easy, relaxed walk toward the Paine massif. You reach the shores of Lake Pehoé, tracing its edge for a few kilometers before starting the main trail. Along the way, you admire the rich flora, including diverse shrubs, and enjoy views of Paine Grande mountain, the iconic Cuernos, Valle and Glaciar del Francés, and two of the park’s largest lakes—Nordenskjöld and Pehoé. These lakes are separated by Salto Grande, a stunning waterfall and must-see spot in Torres del Paine.
Grey III Navigation (Monday to Sunday)
Schedule:
Mid-Season: 8:15 AM to 1:30 PM | 11:15 AM to 4:30 PM | 2:30 PM to 7:30 PM
High Season and End of Year Season: 8:15 AM to 1:30 PM | 11:15 AM to 4:30 PM | 2:15 PM to 7:30 PM
Activity: Navigation Tour
Difficulty: 1/5
Walking time: 4 hrs
A boat ride to the Grey Glacier promises an exciting adventure. You sail across Lake Grey, close to the massive glacier front. Throughout the tour, explore Grey Glacier’s towering ice walls. As you approach, you see varying shades of blue and white in the ice and hear the powerful cracks as pieces break off, creating a one-of-a-kind sensory experience.
Horseback Riding - Nutria Horseback (Monday to Sunday)
Schedule: 10:00 AM to 12:00 NN | 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Your adventure starts at the foot of the Chacabuco mountain range, where you enter a classic Magellanic Forest to admire the local flora and fauna. On horseback, you follow the Serrano River toward its confluence with the Grey River, observing its vibrant colors along the way. Continuing west, you reach the Nutria River, which spills out of its bed to form a stunning lagoon surrounded by the forest. Here, you appreciate the unique wildlife, flora, and the impressive Paine massif.
Toro Lake (Monday | Thursday | Sunday)
Schedule: 3:15 PM to 7:00 PM
This challenging trail takes you through rugged terrain, leading to a breathtaking panoramic view that stretches from the stunning Toro Lake to the towering Paine Mountain Range.
Aonikenk (Tuesday | Friday)
Schedule:
Mid-Season: 8:00 AM to 1:30 PM
High Season and End of Year Season: 7:45 AM to 1:30 PM
Activity: Moderate Hike
Distance: 7 km / 4 mi
Difficulty: 2/5
Walking time: 5 hrs
On this trail, you step back in time, discovering remnants of the ancient Aonikenk people and viewing cave paintings created 7,000 years ago. As you approach this historic site, you encounter the area’s vibrant wildlife in its natural beauty.
Activity: Moderate Hike
Distance: 5 km / 3 mi
Difficulty: 3/5
Walking time: 4 hrs
Altitude point: 350 m / 1,148 ft
The Condor Trail becomes a must-do hike in the park, leading you to one of the top viewpoints of Lake Pehoe. You’re ready for a short yet challenging 250-meter climb, navigating rocky paths and facing the powerful Patagonia wind. The trail begins with a two-kilometer ascent from Camping Pehoe, reaching the first flat terrain with stunning views. Continuing through a natural wind tunnel, you arrive at the viewpoint’s summit, offering a panoramic vista of Lake Pehoe’s vivid waters and the Paine Massif. You may also spot birds like condors and eagles along the way.
Ferrier Viewpoint (Wednesday | Saturday)
Schedule: 8:00 AM to 1:30 PM
Activity: Demanding Hike
Distance: 7 km / 4 mi
Difficulty: 5/5
Walking time: 4-5 hrs
Altitude point: 700 m / 2,296 ft
The Ferrier Viewpoint is one of the park’s most stunning lookouts, offering panoramic views of Torres del Paine, including the Gray, Zapata, and Pingo glaciers and several surrounding lakes. You’ll start on the west side of the park at Grey Station, beginning with a flat 800-meter trail before ascending from 50 to 700 meters above sea level. This steep, physically demanding trek is perfect for those who enjoy a challenging climb and the satisfaction of reaching the top. Along the way, you’ll pass through one of the area’s oldest forests and feel the strength of nature all around you.
Sarmiento Lake (Wednesday | Saturday)
Schedule: 3:15 PM to 7:00 PM
Activity: Easy Hike
This activity takes you to the beach of the park’s largest lake, surrounded by vibrant vegetation and unique natural formations. With low difficulty, it’s a great option for those looking for a relaxed, less demanding experience.
Serrano Navigation (Monday to Sunday)
Schedule:
End of Year Season: 7:30 AM to 8:00 PM
Activity: Navigation Tour
Distance: 22 km / 13 mi
Difficulty: 5/5
Walking time: 8-9 hrs
Altitude point: 450 m / 1,476 ft
Experience the natural beauty as you sail along the Serrano River, surrounded by forests, waterfalls, and glaciers. This experience connects you with the awe-inspiring Patagonian landscape.
Admire the impressive Salto del Río Serrano, take in views of the Tyndall Glacier from the Southern Ice Field, and explore the Bernardo O'Higgins National Park along the Serrano Glacier Lagoon trail, at the foot of Mount Balmaceda.
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