Actual Release

Vertice SA informs that services in Paine Grande are open from February 6, 2012

We invite you to book your stays or programs through our forms.

Any additional information contact central@verticepatagonia.com

Accommodation

Mountain Lodge and Camping Paine Grande

Mountain Lodge and Camping Paine Grande
The Lodge locates on the shore of Pehoé Lake , facing the southern face of Paine Grande hill, crowned by Punta Bariloche in the plain that terminates Quebrada de los Vientos. It locates in the sector of the old Refugio Pehoé, and sited in a strategic position of the primitive zone of the park for excellence, it is only accessible through lacustrine way or walking through the trekking paths of the park. It forms part of the circuit and the W-shape road, being a base camp for excellence. The Lodge can hold 100 people in 22 bedrooms with 3 and 2 bunks each. These rooms have a lovely view to Pehoé lake, the heights of Paine Grande, Valle del Francés and the east face of Cuernos del Paine. Each one of them has comfortable bunks and drawers to put away gear. However, we have a custody service and a safety box to keep valuable belongings.

Refugio and Camping Grey

Refugio and Camping Grey
This shelter is a few minutes away from Grey Glacier and part of Campos de Hielos Sur at the end of the W Circuit after walking from Lodge Paine Grande. Grey Shelter is like an oasis for the people who started off in the morning from Los Perros Camping Site, passing through John Garner Pass and finish their journey in this area.

Refugio and Camping Dickson

Dickson Schelter
This shelter is located with a view to Dickson Glacier and is the farthest of the Circuit in Torres del Paine and is undoubtedly, the one that has the best views of the whole circuit. To get to it we must walk from the entrance of Laguna Amarga or from Grey Shelter.

Camping Perros

Los Perros Camping Area
This camping site is located just before the John Garner Pass, 550 m.s.n.m . It is a must camping site to pass through the Pass and belongs to the Torres del Paine Circuit. From this same point we can get to Punta Puma Glacier.