The Torres (towers) that the park is named for are seen from the north side of the park and were upstaged only by the Cuernos (horns), that are the view of the same mountain cluster from the south. We found the best view from the Rio Serrano.

This national park has something for everyone. The hardy trekkers can go at it and camp out rough on a multi-day circuit, the day trippers have many options, and there's a variety of other activities as well, such as glacier trips,

While the hardy types will love the rougher weather, for the general traveler I suggest you research the time of year carefully. We found the shoulder season quite good. Not over-populated, but very good weather (clear skies, but still very windy). Plenty of light late for the campers for those late night social sessions.

The scenery is impressive. The Torres dominate, but there's plenty more to see beyond just that. I look at the pictures and can still feel the bite of the November winds whipping the lake into a frenzy, but how good it felt to be out in it.

Week of 8 January, fires still burning in Lago Grey area, but W circuit east of and including Los Cuernos and Refugio Dickson open. Hosteria Las Torres and Refugio Los Cuernos open, clean, and comfortable. Food expensive but good quality and plentiful.

Definitely the best vacations ever! The scenery is magnificent, each Camping and road is more beatiful and georgeus than the other. I recommend to do the "O".. by far the best circuit.