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	* New road to Villa Serrano: From Puerto Natales, advance 16 kms along the old route (towards Cerro Castillo) to the turnoff to the left that leads to the Milodon Cave. The cave is reached after 7 kilometers of road gravel. Since the cave, there is a stretch of 65 kilometers of gravel until the administrative center of the park, at Villa Serrano. From there, continue along the gorgeous main road of the National Park, which 39 kilometers later reaches the CONAF (ranger) post of Laguna Amarga		* New road to Villa Serrano: From Puerto Natales, advance 16 kms along the old route (towards Cerro Castillo) to the turnoff to the left that leads to the Milodon Cave. The cave is reached after 7 kilometers of road gravel. Since the cave, there is a stretch of 65 kilometers of gravel until the administrative center of the park, at Villa Serrano. From there, continue along the gorgeous main road of the National Park, which 39 kilometers later reaches the CONAF (ranger) post of Laguna Amarga

	====Public transport and hitchhiking ====		====Public transport and hitchhiking ====
	[[File:Torres_desde_sector_Hosteria_Las_Torres_by_Luca.jpg\| thumb \| 280px \| right \|]]		[[File:Torres_desde_sector_Hosteria_Las_Torres_by_Luca.jpg\| thumb \| 280px \| right \|]]
	[[File:Torres_del_Paine_y_Laguna_Azul_desde_sector_Porteria_Laguna_Azul_por_Paola_Andrade.jpg\| thumb \| 280px \| right \| Torres del Paine and Laguna Azul, by Paola Andrade]]		[[File:Torres_del_Paine_y_Laguna_Azul_desde_sector_Porteria_Laguna_Azul_por_Paola_Andrade.jpg\| thumb \| 280px \| right \| Torres del Paine and Laguna Azul, by Paola Andrade]]
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	'''Puerto Natales - Torres del Paine National Park'''		'''Puerto Natales - Torres del Paine National Park'''
	From Puerto Natales, between December and February there are two buses a day to the park, at 7 am and 2:30 p.m.. In November, March and April the are only buses that depart at 7am.		From Puerto Natales, between December and February there are two buses a day to the park, at 7 am and 2:30 p.m.. In November, March and April the are only buses that depart at 7am.
	* Bus Sur: Baquedano 668 T: 614220-614221		* Bus Sur: Baquedano 668 T: 614220-614221
	* Tourismo JBA Patagonia: Prat 258, 412 824		* Tourismo JBA Patagonia: Prat 258, 412 824

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	==Access==		==Access==
	=== From Chile (Punta Arenas) ===		=== From Chile (Punta Arenas) ===
	[[~~Image~~: Mapa_acceso_torres_del_paine.jpg \| thumb \| Map of access to Torres del Paine National Park from Punta Arenas, Chile]]		[[File: Mapa_acceso_torres_del_paine.jpg \| thumb \| Map of access to Torres del Paine National Park from Punta Arenas, Chile]]
	To get to Punta Arenas there are three options:		To get to Punta Arenas there are three options:
	* '''Airway''': There are daily flights from Santiago to Punta Arenas. The trip takes about 4 hours and if it's clear you can see from the air the Patagonian fjords, ice fields and the Torres del Paine themselves.		* '''Airway''': There are daily flights from Santiago to Punta Arenas. The trip takes about 4 hours and if it's clear you can see from the air the Patagonian fjords, ice fields and the Torres del Paine themselves.
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	====Public transport and hitchhiking ====		====Public transport and hitchhiking ====
	[[~~Image~~:Torres_desde_sector_Hosteria_Las_Torres_by_Luca.jpg\| thumb \| 280px \| right \|]]		[[File:Torres_desde_sector_Hosteria_Las_Torres_by_Luca.jpg\| thumb \| 280px \| right \|]]
	[[~~Image~~:Torres_del_Paine_y_Laguna_Azul_desde_sector_Porteria_Laguna_Azul_por_Paola_Andrade.jpg\| thumb \| 280px \| right \| Torres del Paine and Laguna Azul, by Paola Andrade]]		[[File:Torres_del_Paine_y_Laguna_Azul_desde_sector_Porteria_Laguna_Azul_por_Paola_Andrade.jpg\| thumb \| 280px \| right \| Torres del Paine and Laguna Azul, by Paola Andrade]]

	All phones with codes 56-61		All phones with codes 56-61

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	From Punta Arenas there are 254 kilometers by paved way to Puerto Natales. From there, there are two options:		From Punta Arenas there are 254 kilometers by paved way to Puerto Natales. From there, there are two options:
	* Old road through Cerro Castillo: Continue to Cerro Castillo, 60 km of paved road. Once in the village, turn left (west) and continue along a gravel road. 44 kms later there is a bifurcation: two roads lead to the park. Take right. After an additional 9 kilometers (113 and 367 from Puerto Natales from Punta Arenas) the CONAF (ranger) post of Laguna Amarga is reached.		* Old road through Cerro Castillo: Continue to Cerro Castillo, 60 km of paved road. Once in the village, turn left (west) and continue along a gravel road. 44 kms later there is a bifurcation: two roads lead to the park. Take right. After an additional 9 kilometers (113 and 367 from Puerto Natales from Punta Arenas) the CONAF (ranger) post of Laguna Amarga is reached.
	* New road to Villa Serrano: From Puerto Natales, advance 16 kms along the old route (towards Cerro Castillo) to the turnoff to the left that leads to the Milodon Cave. The cave is reached after 7 kilometers of road gravel. Since the cave, there is a stretch of 65 kilometers of gravel until the administrative center of the park, at Villa Serrano. From there, continue along the ~~gorgeus~~ main road of the National Park, which 39 kilometers later reaches the CONAF (ranger) post of Laguna Amarga		* New road to Villa Serrano: From Puerto Natales, advance 16 kms along the old route (towards Cerro Castillo) to the turnoff to the left that leads to the Milodon Cave. The cave is reached after 7 kilometers of road gravel. Since the cave, there is a stretch of 65 kilometers of gravel until the administrative center of the park, at Villa Serrano. From there, continue along the gorgeous main road of the National Park, which 39 kilometers later reaches the CONAF (ranger) post of Laguna Amarga

	====Public transport and hitchhiking ====		====Public transport and hitchhiking ====

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	====Public transport and hitchhiking ====		====Public transport and hitchhiking ====
	[[Image: ~~Torres Hosteria Las Torres from industry by Luca~~.jpg \| thumb \| 280px \| right \|]]		[[Image:Torres_desde_sector_Hosteria_Las_Torres_by_Luca.jpg\| thumb \| 280px \| right \|]]
	[[Image: ~~Torres del Paine and Laguna Azul from Laguna Azul sector Porteria Paola Andrade~~.jpg \| thumb \| 280px \| right \| Torres del Paine and Laguna Azul, by Paola Andrade]]		[[Image:Torres_del_Paine_y_Laguna_Azul_desde_sector_Porteria_Laguna_Azul_por_Paola_Andrade.jpg\| thumb \| 280px \| right \| Torres del Paine and Laguna Azul, by Paola Andrade]]

	All phones with codes 56-61		All phones with codes 56-61
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	* Buses Gomez Prat 234-A. T: 415700 ($ 12,000 round trip in January 2009)		* Buses Gomez Prat 234-A. T: 415700 ($ 12,000 round trip in January 2009)
	* Bus transfer: Bulnes 518 T: 412 616		* Bus transfer: Bulnes 518 T: 412 616
	* Buses María José: Esmeralda 869 T: 410951		* Buses María José: Esmeralda 869 T: 410951

	=== Torres del Paine National Park from El Calafate, Argentina ===		=== Torres del Paine National Park from El Calafate, Argentina ===

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==Access==
=== From Chile (Punta Arenas) ===
[[Image: Mapa_acceso_torres_del_paine.jpg | thumb | Map of access to Torres del Paine National Park from Punta Arenas, Chile]]
To get to Punta Arenas there are three ways:
* '' 'Airway' '': There are daily flights from Santiago to Punta Arenas. The trip takes about 4 hours and if it's clear you can see from the air the Patagonian channels, ice fields and the Torres del Paine.
* '' 'Seaway' '': 4 day trip highly recommended, either from Puerto Montt to Puerto Natales or vice versa. It will browse the wonderful maze of canals and the Gulf of Penas, you can discover Puerto Eden, inhabited by fishermen brave and refuge of the last alacalufes. It is a starting point the beautiful glacier Pius XII.
* '' 'By Land' '' journey takes 36 hours between Puerto Montt and Punta Arenas, is the most economical option. Lets know the pampa land stays and great plains where huge distances have shaped the character of this region. Depending on time and resources is advisable to combine the means of transport to get in and out of Patagonia, thus a complete view of this region is achieved.

====By car ====
From Punta Arenas are 254 kilometers by paved way to Puerto Natales. From there, there are two options:
* Walking former Cerro Castillo: Continue to Cerro Castillo, 60 km paved road, and once in the village turn left (west) and continue for a gravel road [[road conditions | good]]. 44 miles later there is a bifurcation: two roads lead to the park. It should be right. After an additional 9 kilometers (113 and 367 from Puerto Natales from Punta Arenas) Nursery CONAF Laguna Amarga is reached.
* New Walking Villa Serrano: From Puerto Natales, must walk 16 miles along the old route (towards Cerro Castillo) to the turnoff to the left makes the Milodon Cave, which is reached after 7 kilometers by road gravel in [[road conditions | good]]. Since the cave is 65 kilometers of gravel, at the [[state of the road | good]] until the administrative center of the park Villa Serrano. From there, continue on the main road of the beautiful National Park, 39 kilometers after sitting leads to Laguna Amarga

====Public transport and hitchhiking ====
[[Image: Torres Hosteria Las Torres from industry by Luca.jpg | thumb | 280px | right |]]
[[Image: Torres del Paine and Laguna Azul from Laguna Azul sector Porteria Paola Andrade.jpg | thumb | 280px | right | Torres del Paine and Blue Lagoon Blue Lagoon from industry Goaltending by Paola Andrade]]
All phones with codes 56-61

Interestingly, there are no direct buses from Punta Arenas to the park, and must make an obligatory stop in Puerto Natales. How the second and final trip to the park from Puerto Natales is at 14:30, from Punta Arenas to Puerto Natales can take the buses that leave at 8:30 and 10 to arrive before 14:30 and get the same day to the park (the trip takes about 3 hours between the two cities).

Buses from Puerto Natales to Torres del Paine National Park leave at Laguna Amarga. From that point, it's about an hour hike up additional Hosteria Las Torres, the usual start of the trekking, this stretch can also be done in minibuses waiting the arrival of the bus from Puerto Natales.

'' 'Punta Arenas - Puerto Natales' ''

* Buses Pacheco ($ 4,000, $ 7,000 roundtrip)
Frequencies ** daily from Punta Arenas: 8:30 - 10 - 14 - 18 - 19:30 hrs.-
Restoring ** 7.30 - 10 - 13:30 - 16 - 19:30 hrs.-
Corroborating schedules ** [http://www.busespacheco.com/rutas.htm here].
Punta Arenas **: 900 Avenida Colon T: 242174 and 241162
Puerto Natales **: Ramirez 224 T: 414800, 415123, 414800

* Buses Fernández ($ 5,000)
Frequencies ** daily from Punta Arenas: 8-9 - 13 - 14:30 - 17 - 18:30 - 20
Corroborating schedules ** [http://www.busesfernandez.com here]
Armando Sanhueza 745 ** T: 221429

* South Bus
Frequencies ** daily from Punta Arenas: 9 - 15 - 17 to 19 hrs
José Menéndez 552 ** T: 614224-614225

'' 'Puerto Natales - Torres del Paine National Park' ''
From Puerto Natales, between December and February get two buses a day to park at 7 am and 2:30 p.m.. In November, March and April only buses depart at 7am. Check in
* South Bus: Baquedano 668 T: 614220-614221
* Tourism JBA Patagonia: Prat 258, 412 824
* Buses Gomez Prat 234-A. T: 415700 ($ 12,000 round trip in January 2009)
* Bus transfer: Bulnes 518 T: 412 616
* Buses María José: Esmeralda 869 T: 410951

=== Torres del Paine National Park from El Calafate, Argentina ===
[[File: Mapa_calafate_torres_del_paine.jpg | thumb | Map of Torres del Paine access from El Calafate]]
In auto ==== ====
From El Calafate, is 284 kms to the border crossing Río Don Guillermo, close to Cerro Castillo, from the 58 km. of gravel road in [[road conditions | good]] to Laguna Amarga goal of Torres del Paine National Park.

El Calafate, in turn, is located 215 kms south of El Chalten, many trekking area.

In ==== ==== public transport and hitchhiking
[http://www.turismozaahj.co.cl/turismozaahjespanol/new-page-5/new-page.html Tourism Zaahj] takes the route El Calafate - Cerro Castillo - Puerto Natales. Get off the bus at Cerro Castillo and wait for the buses described in the previous section coming from Puerto Natales.

schedules
* Tuesday - Thursday - Saturday: 8:00
* Monday - Friday: 16:30

The trip takes 5 hours to Puerto Natales, but depends on the immigration control in both Argentina and Chile.

Office El Calafate:

* Bus Terminal, Office 07, El Calafate, Argentina.
* Phone / Fax: 54-2902-491631.

=== Torres del Paine National Park opening times===
Office hours in Sarmiento and Laguna Amarga Lodges is 8.30 to 20.30, all year round.