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Destinations in Patagonia
Argentina and Chile, side by side. Compare every base town — trails, logistics, best season, and trip rhythm — before you commit.
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Most travelers spend 10–14 days to cover one or two base towns well. El Chaltén needs 4–5 days for the main trails; El Calafate needs 2–3 days for Perito Moreno and the glacier park; Torres del Paine needs 4–7 days depending on whether you do the W Trek or the full circuit. Budget extra days for weather delays — Patagonia is notorious for sudden wind and rain that can close trails or delay ferries.