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Hola, si vas en auto tenes la oportunidad de ir hasta el Lago del Desierto con buenos lugares para ir haciendo paradas, que te llevaría un día completo si van disfrutando de los lugares. Hay caminatas de baja dificultad que podrían acceder dependiendo del grupo familiar. Mi recomendación es dos días. Saludos.

Hola qué tal, mirá en julio no es lo más conveniente porque es pleno invierno y no se puede disfrutar del paisaje y los senderos. Yo te diría que a partir de octubre a marzo es lo más recomendable.

You need to contact either a Tourist Information Centre in El Chalten or El Calafate for some detailed information on Labour day and how it might affect your travel plans. Mike

Habitualmente en invierno se restringen mucho los senderos ya que dependen del clima. Tendrían que averiguarlo previo a ir porque muchos de los sitios desde los hoteles hasta las caminatas están cerrados

Sorry, I don’t have any info about this.

Hola si podes, sin ningún problema. Saludos

Hello! Yes, you do not need a guide unless you want some company to do the journey with. We also stayed in El Chalten but we took a taxi to El Pilar to begin the hike there. On the way back we took the trail back to El Chalten, so it was more of a loop than an out-and-back. If you want my opinion, I would hike the trail the opposite of the way we did it so you can see Fitz Roy the whole walk there. It is a gorgeous view. Starting in El Pilar, you get a view of the back of the glacier and Piedras Blancas and walk all along the river to get to Poincenot. From there, the trail is the same as if you had come from El Chalten or El Pilar. The only thing is you will have to arrange a taxi to come meet you at a pre-designated time to drive you back from El Pilar. Your hotel should be able to help arrange that. Just make SURE to give yourself enough time to enjoy Fitz Roy. You will absolutely love it. Enjoy!!!

Hi, You have plenty of options transport wise. There are local coaches and buses from El Calafate to El Chalten, but do book your tickets in advance for outward and return journeys. Providing your a proficient walker, have the right equipment/clothing and navigation skills you be able to walk the classic routes. Be warned about the Patagonian wind/weather though, as it takes no prisoners ! Good luck and enjoy the area. Mike