Are you ready to experience Patagonia in the one and only #LocasOnly style?!

This isn’t your average hiking trip. This is a full Patagonia immersion — designed for adventurous women who want to challenge themselves, connect deeply, and experience one of the wildest places on Earth in a meaningful way. And this time, we’re bringing together an epic community of Locas and Bitches Who Hike for one unforgettable adventure.

We begin in Puerto Natales, easing into the rhythm of Patagonia with horseback riding, sweeping landscapes, and a traditional Patagonian asado before heading into the legendary Torres del Paine National Park.

From there, we take on the iconic W Trek — four days of hiking through some of the most jaw-dropping scenery in South America. Think towering granite peaks, electric blue glaciers, turquoise lakes, hanging valleys, and endless Patagonian skies. We’ll hike through Paine Grande, the French Valley, Cuernos, and Chileno, before waking up in the dark for the grand finale: sunrise at Las Torres.

But if you know Locas Only, you already know this trip is about so much more than just the hike. It’s about pushing your limits, building confidence, reconnecting with yourself through nature, and sharing those “I can’t believe we just did that” moments with an incredible group of women. And because we fully believe in balance — challenge and reward — we finish the adventure at Riverside Patagonia in Río Serrano, a luxury all-inclusive glamping escape where we slow everything down with yoga, nourishing food, wellness experiences, and space to truly restore after the mountains.

If you’re ready for big days, deep connection, and the kind of adventure that stays with you long after you return home… Patagonia is calling, chicas!

Chicas, you made it! The adventure of a lifetime starts NOW. We’ll pick you up at the airport and kick things off with a scenic drive to Puerto Natales—a colorful little town right on the edge of the Last Hope Sound (yep, it’s as epic as it sounds). Surrounded by fjords and snow-capped peaks, this spot feels like the gateway to adventure. We’ll stop here for a mouthwatering lunch featuring local flavors and give you time to grab any last-minute gear. Take it all in—this is where Patagonia starts to feel real.

From there, we’ll keep the excitement going as we head to EcoCamp Patagonia, our home for the night. Nestled right in the heart of Torres del Paine National Park, EcoCamp is more than just a place to crash—it’s an experience. Think geodesic domes, incredible views, and full-on nature immersion. It’s the perfect spot to start unwinding, soaking in the scenery, and getting hyped for the trek ahead.

Once we settle in, we’ll gather for a welcome circle—time to meet your fellow Locas, set intentions, and start building that bond that’ll carry us through this adventure.

From here on out, it’s all about epic hikes, deep connections, and stepping outside our comfort zones—Locas Only style. So rest up, explore, and get ready—tomorrow, we hit the trails!

The last full day of our journey is here, and it’s going to be nothing short of epic. We’ll begin the day by grounding ourselves with yoga and a meditation session to center our minds and bodies. It’s the perfect way to set the intention for today as we start to reflect on all we’ve experienced together. After that, we’ll have a journaling session, where we’ll take a moment to process our journey and capture the lessons and memories we want to take home with us.

Then, we get ready for something truly special. One of our guides, a national snowboard champion, is an expert in the mountains—especially in the Andes. She’s going to share her knowledge, skills, and deep love for the mountains with us. Her passion for the outdoors and the incredible world of mountaineering is contagious, and it’s going to be a unique opportunity to learn from someone who lives and breathes the mountains every day.

With all of that energy and expertise, we’ll head out to the mountains for a rock climbing lesson. Whether you’re a beginner or have some experience, this is the chance to push yourself outside your comfort zone and try something new. It’s about testing your strength, facing challenges, and connecting even deeper with the natural world around us. You’ll be amazed by how empowering it feels to climb, and how much you’ll appreciate the strength of your body after everything we’ve accomplished on this trek.

To close out the day, we’ll gather for a final dinner, where we’ll celebrate the incredible journey we’ve shared. We’ll toast to the challenges, the growth, the connection, and the adventures that have brought us all closer together. It’s the perfect way to end this unforgettable experience, surrounded by new friends and a sense of accomplishment that will last a lifetime.

Rise and shine, chicas — today the adventure truly begins! We enter the legendary Torres del Paine National Park and cross the turquoise waters of Grey Lake by catamaran, surrounded by icebergs, rugged peaks, and the wild Patagonian wind that makes this place feel so alive.

From there, we begin our first day on the W Trek, hiking through open valleys and along the shores of the lake towards Refugio Paine Grande. Today is all about settling into the rhythm of the trail, breathing in that crisp glacial air, and taking in the landscapes that Patagonia is so famous for.

We’ll hike for around 3–4 hours (approximately 11 kilometers), with breathtaking views the entire way. Once we arrive at Paine Grande, we’ll have time to rest, take it all in, and celebrate the beginning of this epic journey together. The mountains are officially welcoming us in… and trust us, this is only the beginning.

Hiking Time: ~3–4 hours

Distance: ~11 km

Maximum Altitude: ~250 m

Elevation Gain: ~200 m
Sleeping at: Refugio Paine Grande

Okay chicas… this is the BIG one.

Today we take on the most challenging and rewarding day of the W Trek as we hike deep into the heart of the French Valley toward the iconic Británico Viewpoint. This is Patagonia at its absolute wildest — hanging bridges, roaring rivers, avalanches echoing off distant glaciers, and granite peaks rising dramatically in every direction.

We’ll hike for around 10–11 hours (approximately 25 kilometers), climbing steadily through forests and rocky terrain as the landscapes become more and more unreal with every step. The final stretch to the Británico lookout is tough, but standing surrounded by the giant amphitheater of Torres del Paine’s peaks makes every ounce of effort worth it.

After taking in one of the most spectacular viewpoints in Patagonia, we continue onward to Cuernos, completely exhausted but riding that incredible feeling that only comes after doing something really hard. This day will push us physically, mentally, and emotionally — but it will also remind us exactly how capable we are.

Hiking Time: ~10–11 hours

Distance: ~24–26 km

Maximum Altitude: ~765 m (Británico Viewpoint)

Elevation Gain: ~900–1,000 m

Sleeping at: Refugio Cuernos

Today, we kick off our Patagonia adventure with a hike along the stunning Los Cuernos Trail. We’ll be journeying through lush forests of lenga trees, taking in the vibrant colors of Patagonia’s wild nature. As we walk, the towering peaks of Los Cuernos will rise above us, their dramatic granite faces keeping us in awe at every turn.

The trail will lead us towards the mesmerizing Lake Nordenskjöld, its deep blue waters framed by the sharp peaks and glaciers of the region. The sense of peace and isolation here is palpable, as we walk through this untouched landscape that feels worlds away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

As we make our way to Camping Chileno, we’ll have the opportunity to take in the vastness of the surroundings and soak in the beauty of the park. The hike is challenging, but the incredible views of the lake, the forests, and the distant mountains make every step feel worth it. There’s something deeply humbling about Patagonia’s wild landscapes—the sheer scale and untamed beauty make you feel connected to nature in a way that’s hard to describe.

When we finally reach our campsite for the night, you’ll feel the sense of accomplishment and serenity that only Patagonia can offer. This day is all about embracing the landscape, feeling the adventure in every step, and finding a sense of peace in the beauty that surrounds us.

Hiking Time: ~5–6 hours

Distance: ~13 km

Maximum Altitude: ~650 m

Elevation Gain: ~450–500 m

Sleeping at: Refugio Chileno

Chicas, are you ready!? This is the day we’ve been gearing up for—today we tackle the most challenging stretch of the entire W Trek. It’s going to push us to our limits, and we’re ready. We’ll be heading to the Base of the Towers, one of the most iconic and difficult hikes in Patagonia. Get ready for a serious test of strength, endurance, and determination.

We’ll be hiking for 8-9 hours (about 20 kilometers), battling steep, rocky paths and rough terrain as we make our way up to the Base of the Towers. It’s tough—there’s no denying that—but this is what it’s all about. The climb is physically demanding, and there will be moments when it feels like the trail is never-ending. But here’s the thing: this is where we’ll discover just how much we can push ourselves. Every step is a reminder that we are stronger than we think.

As we get closer to the top, we’ll be rewarded with jaw-dropping views of the Torres del Paine—the massive granite spires that have made this place famous. Standing at the base of these towering peaks, looking up at the glaciers and the crystal-clear lagoon below, will make every ounce of effort feel worth it. It’s not just about getting to the top; it’s about the journey, the challenge, and the sense of accomplishment we’ll feel when we stand together, having made it through this epic day.

The hike will push us physically, but it will also bring us closer as a group. There will be moments of struggle, but we’ll have each other’s backs every step of the way. The connection we build along this trail is what will make this day truly unforgettable. This isn’t just about the landscapes; it’s about what we can achieve together when we push through the hard parts.

At the end of the day, when we finally reach our cozy rooms at EcoCamp, we’ll reflect on how far we’ve come—not just in the trek, but in how much we’ve supported each other through it all. This day is going to be one for the books—challenging, rewarding, and a true test of strength and community.

Hiking Time: 8-9 hours
Distance: 20 km / 12.4 miles
Maximum Altitude: 1,100 m / 3,609 ft
Elevation Gain: 1,200 m / 3,937 ft

Good morning, Locas! After the intense adventure of the past few days, today is all about rest and restoration. We’re heading to the beautiful Riverside Patagonia, nestled in an idyllic river valley just outside the gates of Torres del Paine National Park.

Riverside Patagonia feels like a little haven after the demanding days we’ve had. A luxury, all-inclusive glamping escape on the banks of the Serrano River, offering an elevated gastronomic experience and the perfect setting to restore, reset, and fully reconnect in the heart of wild Patagonia.

Today, we’ll take time to reflect on everything we’ve experienced during the trek. This is the moment for yoga & integration circles, where we’ll come together to share and process our journey. It’s a time to pause, to breathe, and to really connect with ourselves after all the physical and emotional challenges we’ve faced. The purpose of this trip is not just about the adventure, but about living and integrating all of the lessons, connections, and moments of growth along the way.

We’ll take the time to appreciate how far we’ve come, not just as hikers, but as women who’ve shared in something extraordinary. This is our chance to close the chapter on this incredible journey in a more introspective way, grounding ourselves in the experience we’ve had and the sense of fulfillment that comes with it.

It’s a day to simply rest, reflect, and restore—ready to carry the lessons of this journey into the rest of our lives.

The final day of our adventure has arrived, and it’s time to reflect, celebrate, and close this incredible chapter. We’ll start with a calming morning yoga session, allowing us to stretch, breathe, and center ourselves before heading into our closing circle.

During this circle, we’ll take time to share the highlights of our trip, the moments that made us feel alive, and the experiences that touched our hearts. We’ll talk about everything we’ve learned, both about ourselves and each other. This is a moment to honor our journey, express our gratitude, and reflect on the beautiful bond we've created as a group.

Our gratitude will also extend to each other. We’ve shared this experience as a team, supporting and lifting each other up, and now, it’s time to celebrate the friendships we’ve formed. Whether we’re returning home or heading off on new adventures, the connections we’ve made will last forever.

Finally, we’ll say our goodbyes as we head back to Puerto Natales. From here, each of us will continue our journey—some returning home, others moving on to new destinations. But no matter where we go, we’ll carry the spirit of this trip with us, along with the memories of this unforgettable adventure.

Thank you, Locas, for believing in Locas Only and for being a part of this adventure. You’ve made this trip something truly special, and we’re so grateful to have shared it with you. Here’s to the new friendships, the growth, and the memories that will stay with us for a lifetime. Until next time!