Looking for a hiking adventure that’ll knock your wool socks off? Argentina’s Patagonia, one of our absolute favorite places to explore. From November to March, this magical region transforms into a hiker’s paradise, with longer days, mild weather, and views that will leave you speechless (and your camera roll full). We can’t wait to introduce you to the adventure you’ve been waiting for.

Los Glaciares National Park: A Natural Marvel

Welcome to Los Glaciares National Park, where glaciers sparkle like diamonds, lakes shimmer like sapphires, and every trail feels like it’s been plucked straight from a dream. As seasoned adventurers, once you’ve roamed these trails, you’re bound to agree with us that it’s one of the most jaw-dropping places on Earth.

Make sure to check out the Perito Moreno Glacier—this bad boy is alive! You’ll hear it creak, crack, and maybe even witness a chunk of ice plunge into the water. Lago de los Tres trai and the accompanying Fitz Roy massif is the crown jewel. Picture this: you’ve climbed through lush forests and steep ridges, and suddenly, Monte Fitz Roy looms before you, perfectly mirrored in a glacial lake. Goosebumps, guaranteed.

Monte Fitz Roy: A Hiker’s Paradise

Ah, Monte Fitz Roy. This rugged beauty is the star of Patagonia—and for good reason. Nestled near the charming village of El Chaltén (our go-to base camp), it’s the kind of place that makes you feel alive. Whether you’re a seasoned trekker or just breaking in your boots (ahem: please do not literally use this trip to break your boots in), there’s a trail here with your name on it.

Here are some of our all-time favorite day hikes:

• Laguna de los Tres – The ultimate Patagonia experience. This hike is a workout (your legs will remind you tomorrow), but the payoff is so worth it. That turquoise lake with Monte Fitz Roy towering above? Pure magic.
• Laguna Capri – Short on time or energy? No problem. Laguna Capri is a lovely, moderate hike that still delivers killer views of Fitz Roy. Pack a picnic and soak it all in….. 
• Laguna Torre – If you’re into glaciers and dramatic peaks, this one’s for you. The trail winds along the Rio Fitz Roy, ending at a stunning glacial lake with the impressive Cerro Torre Spire stealing the show.
• Pliegue Tumbado – For those seeking ultimate solitude,  his less-traveled trail offers epic panoramas of the entire Fitz Roy range and surrounding glaciers- a true hidden gem.

Why Visit from November to March?

Let’s talk timing. Patagonia’s summer season (November through March) is a dream. You’ll enjoy up to 17 hours of daylight in December—that’s a lot of time for adventure! Plus, the weather is relatively mild, making it the perfect window for exploring. And did we mention the wildflowers? The trails come alive with vibrant blooms, and you might even spot some wildlife if you’re lucky.

That said, Patagonia likes to keep you on your toes. The weather can change faster than you can say “windbreaker,” so pack layers and be ready for anything. It’s all part of the charm.

Plan Your Adventure

We know Patagonia like the back of our hiking gloves, and we’re here to help you make the most of it. Whether you’re chasing the thrill of summiting Monte Fitz Roy or savoring the tranquility of a glacial lake on an exclusive private reserve, this region will steal your heart. So lace up those boots, grab your gear, and get ready for an unforgettable adventure. Patagonia is calling— and you won’t regret answering. 

Join one of our trips this November 2025 or March of 2026.