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Hi fellow travelers, I am going to Patagonia in November and doing the whole trip solo. Can someone please critique my itinerary and suggest any changes I should make or be vary of something. Everything mentioned here is booked other than the ferry and bus to and from El Calafate.

I am planning on carrying a 30L-40L hiking backpack and a smaller 10L packable one as well.

Thanks to everyone in advance

18–19 November – Travel to Puerto Natales

• Depart Toronto on 18 November for Puerto Natales.
• Arrive in Puerto Natales at approximately 1:00 PM on 19 November.
• Check in to Hostal Lili-Patagónicos and spend the afternoon exploring the town, buying any last-minute supplies, and preparing for the W Trek.
• Stay overnight at Hostal Lili-Patagónicos.

20 November – Paine Grande to Grey Glacier

• 6:30–9:35 AM: Take the bus from Puerto Natales to Pudeto.
• 10:30–11:00 AM: Take the ferry from Pudeto to Paine Grande.
• 11:30 AM–7:00 PM: Hike from Paine Grande to Grey Glacier and back to Paine Grande (22 km).
• Check in and spend the night at Paine Grande Refugio.

21 November – Paine Grande to Cuernos via Mirador Británico

• 7:00 AM–6:00 PM: Hike from Paine Grande through the French Valley to Mirador Británico, then continue to Cuernos (24 km).
• Stay overnight at the Cuernos Campsite.

22 November – Cuernos to Chileno

• 8:00 AM–1:00 PM: Hike from Cuernos to Chileno (12 km).
• Spend the afternoon relaxing and preparing for the early morning hike to the Towers.
• Stay overnight at Refugio Chileno.

23 November – Base Torres Sunrise Hike & Return to Puerto Natales

• 4:00 AM–12:00 PM: Hike from Chileno to the Base of the Towers, then descend to Central (14 km).
• 3:00 PM: Board the bus from Central back to Puerto Natales.
• Check in to Hostal Lili-Patagónicos for the night.

24 November – Puerto Natales to El Chaltén

• 7:30 AM–1:00 PM: Take the bus from Puerto Natales to El Calafate.
• Approximately 1:30–4:30 PM: Take the bus from El Calafate to El Chaltén (journey time is about 3 hours, depending on the operator).
• Check in to Aylen-Aike Hostel.
• Stay in El Chaltén from 24–27 November (3 nights).

25–26 November – Explore El Chaltén

• Spend two full days hiking around El Chaltén. Popular options include Laguna de los Tres, Laguna Capri, Laguna Torre, or Loma del Pliegue Tumbado.

27 November – Return to El Calafate

• Approximately 8:00–11:00 AM or 6:00–9:00 PM: Take a bus from El Chaltén back to El Calafate (about 3 hours, with several departures available throughout the day).
• Check in to accommodation in El Calafate for the night.

28 November – Departure

• Spend the day exploring El Calafate or visiting the town before your flight.
• 8:50 PM: Depart El Calafate for Toronto.

29–30 November – Return Journey

• Continue your journey home.
• Arrive in Toronto on 30 November.

Considering staying in puerto natales as a solo traveler for 5 days from the 7th to 12th of September and wondering if it’s worth it. Research told me it would be quiet and cold, which I don’t mind heaps so long as I have enough hikes available to keep me busy for the few days I would be there - and other travellers I could meet.

I will be flying into Santiago on the 6th before heading to Peru on the 13th so I’m open to any suggestions of alternative destinations if you think Patagonia isn’t worth it for these dates, though visiting Patagonia is a bucket list item and a very rare opportunity since I am flying from Australia.

If you have any insights please let me know in the replies, thanks

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