Take a breathtaking hike between the ominous Mount Almirante Nieto and the ice blue north shore of Lake Nordenskjöld. As you walk along the lake, pristine streams fed by hanging glaciers slash across the rocky trail leading you to the Cuernos sector. You’ll cross a hanging bridge over the Arriero River, make a stop to see the deep blue Inge Lagoon, and see moon-like rock and land formations. Located just below a cluster of jagged peaks called Los Cuernos, this area offers incredible, contrasting views of the Lake Nordenskjöld, towering granite peaks, and a thick, deep green treeline. You´ll likely see the renowned winds that look like little tornadoes buzzing from one part of the lake to another.

The lakes below, surrounded by mountains, are the crowning touch of this panoramic view. From up here you can witness the Nordenskjöld Lake, Pehoé Lake, and Toro Lake as well as the Paine Grande, Hoja, Máscara, Espada, Fortaleza and Aleta de Tiburón peaks, all in a 360-degree view.