A hidden refuge among the calm waters of the bay, this fishing point offers unparalleled views of the Paine Massif, right next to the toro waterfall.
As you descend the challenging stairs, you enter a space that breathes calm and pure nature close to the water, where every corner invites you to pause and enjoy a deep connection with the Toro lake.
The first part of this trail runs alongside the road leading to the hotel. At the end of this stretch, you’ll find a chain. Before reaching the waterfall, turning right, you will come to this hidden corner.
We provide travelers with trekking poles, helmets and give them a reusable water bottle.

If what you seek is to feel Patagonia without filters, this is the place. On the shore of Lake Toro, you will find yourself in a raw and exposed landscape.
Here, the wind may roar, or the lake may transform into a turquoise mirror. From this point, the Paine Massif feels closer, more powerful.
Touch the freezing water and feel Patagonia. This viewpoint is a tribute to the untamed, a witness to the power and pure beauty.
We provide travelers with trekking poles, helmets and give them a reusable water bottle.

Nestled within the stunning landscapes of Patagonia Camp, El Toro Waterfall is a true hidden gem waiting to be explored. This self-guided hike takes you through pristine Patagonian terrain, where you’ll encounter lush forests, rugged trails, and the calming sound of cascading water.
With each step, you’ll discover the beauty and serenity of this untouched corner of the world—an unforgettable experience in the heart of Patagonia’s wild beauty.
Located on a small stream that originates from Laguna de las Almas and flows into the vast Lake Toro, the waterfall is 2.5 kilometers from the hotel, in the northwest section.
The first part of this trail runs alongside the road leading to the hotel. At the end of this stretch, you’ll find a chain and signage that will provide information on how to continue the route to the lookout.
We provide travelers with trekking poles, helmets and give them a reusable water bottle.

The highest lookout in our territory of self guided trails. In Los Azules, the 360° view leaves you
speechless: Chacabuco Mountain Range, Baguales Mountains, Cerro Castillo, and, of course, the
Paine Complex.
The wind shakes you, and you feel part of the sky. On a clear day, the deep blues of
the sky, the lake, the mountains, and their glaciers create a perfect contrast that seems unreal.
We provide travelers with trekking poles, helmets and give them a reusable water bottle.
