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- Dientes de Navarino Circuit Spires: The jagged peaks that give the trek its name, the “teeth” of dark rock, appear from nearly every pass and make the skyline unmistakable.
- Cerro Bandera: A steep climb from Puerto Williams leads to a summit with wide views across the Beagle Channel toward Argentina and the Cordón Darwin, and it works as a half-day warm-up.
- Laguna del Salto: A dark lake backed by cliffs and waterfalls, a favorite campsite and a good place to watch the weather shift across the rock walls.
- Paso Virginia: A high, rocky saddle on the circuit with loose scree and wind. It gives long views over the southern lakes and the Cape Horn archipelago on clear days.
- Laguna Escondida: A remote lake on the southern side of the loop, where lenga forest gives way to open tundra and you may see Andean
- Dientes de Navarino Circuit Spires: The jagged peaks that give the trek its name, the “teeth” of dark rock, appear from nearly every pass and make the skyline unmistakable.
- Cerro Bandera: A steep climb from Puerto Williams leads to a summit with wide views across the Beagle Channel toward Argentina and the Cordón Darwin, and it works as a half-day warm-up.
- Laguna del Salto: A dark lake backed by cliffs and waterfalls, a favorite campsite and a good place to watch the weather shift across the rock walls.
- Paso Virginia: A high, rocky saddle on the circuit with loose scree and wind. It gives long views over the southern lakes and the Cape Horn archipelago on clear days.
- Laguna Escondida: A remote lake on the southern side of the loop, where lenga forest gives way to open tundra and you may see Andean condors circling overhead.
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Hi, I’m Johan (Netherlands 🇳🇱), the creator of TakeYourBackpack. Over the past 3 decades, I’ve backpacked through 90+ countries across six continents, gaining extensive experience with independent travel, long-term trips, and overland routes.