Day 1 | Arrival to El Chaltén
Meeting with mountain guide and briefi ng about following days. Half hour trip to the Fitz Roy Adventure Camp next to Rio de las Vueltas and Condor lagoon.
D… Eco camp, Mountain Guide

Day 2 | Fitz Roy Adventure Eco Camp
A menu of options to choose from. Time at leisure to relax.
- Mountain Bike (guided or independent biking): The road has little traffi c and it a good chance to go all the way to the beautifully set of Desert Lake.
- Hiking: There is a magnifi cent hike up the Loma Del Diablo, making it to the ridge or all the way to the summit (1800 mts), the climb to the summit can only be done if the guide decides to do it according to present conditions.
- Canoeing/Floating. River guides and the adequate equipment are available to explore a couple of kilometres of Rio de las Vueltas, and luckily do so with Mt. Fitz Roy in the skyline.
B, BL, D… Eco Camp… Mountain and river Guide.

Day 3 | Fitz Roy Base Camp – Cerro Torre Base Camp
Full day hike following Rio Blanco towards Fitz Roy Base camp, optional side walk to Lake de los Tres (weather conditions and group performance). Then on to the next valley across Lakes Madre e Hija, to arrive at Cerro Torre Base Camp (Camp Thorwood).
B, BL, D… Camping… Mountain Guide

Day 4 | Ice Trek on Grande Glacier
A short distance from base camp, there is a Tyrolean rope to cross the Fitz Roy River near Lake Torre. The trail follows the rim of a lateral moraine slowly approaching the ice. The day is spent exploring the Glacier, and practising an easy introductory ice-climb. Camp. Thorwood.
B, BL, D… Camping… Mountain Guide

Day 5 | Return to El Chaltén
There are two options to go back to town. The easy trail down the valley that leads straight in town, or a much longer a hard walk across the Tyrolean of Rio Fitz Roy, and then climbing to the Agachonas Pass, leading down the Pliegue Tumbado and finally into El Chalten. This second option is an amazing walk but only for those willing to face a long walking day.