Dientes de Navarino — Circuito
The southernmost trekking circuit in the world. Crosses the jagged peaks of Isla Navarino south of the Beagle Channel, with high-mountain passes, glacial lagoons, and unpredictable weather. Registration with the Chilean Carabineros in Puerto Williams is required.
- Difficulty: Extreme
- Distance: 53 km
- Duration: 4–6 days
- Elevation gain: 1900 m
- Max altitude: 830 m
- Best season: Nov – Mar
- Trailhead: Puerto Williams, Isla Navarino (Chile)
- Park / area: Isla Navarino, Magallanes (Chile)
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Frequently asked questions
How long does the Dientes de Navarino — Circuito trek take?
Dientes de Navarino — Circuito takes 4–6 days to complete, covering 53 km with 1900 m of elevation gain, rated extreme.
Is Dientes de Navarino — Circuito suitable for beginners?
Not for beginners: Dientes de Navarino — Circuito is rated extreme and requires prior mountain experience and solid fitness.
Do I need a permit to hike Dientes de Navarino — Circuito?
Yes, a permit is required to enter Isla Navarino before hiking Dientes de Navarino — Circuito. Arrange it with the provincial or national park authority ahead of time.
When is the best time to hike Dientes de Navarino — Circuito?
The recommended season is Nov – Mar. Sliabh’s map shows current daylight hours and a live weather/solar panel for the exact trailhead.
Where does the Dientes de Navarino — Circuito trailhead start?
The trailhead is at Puerto Williams, Isla Navarino (Chile), in Isla Navarino, Magallanes (Chile) province. Sliabh’s 3D map and downloadable GPX track show the exact starting point.
Can I download an offline map or GPX track for Dientes de Navarino — Circuito?
Yes — Sliabh provides a downloadable GPX track and an offline 3D map for Dientes de Navarino — Circuito, so it works with no signal on the trail.
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