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Travel Consulting
with a local expert
Uncover hidden gems with a local expert. Craft your dream itinerary today!
What if we told you that your experience of traveling the stunning regions of Patagonia doesn’t need to be contained to the regular itinerary? With Evelyn Salinas, that’s the exact truth!
Unlock the hidden gems and authentic experiences of your chosen destination with a personalized consultation from our resident expert, Evelyn. She isn't just a guide—she's a local confidante who breathes life into your travel dreams. With years of experience navigating the unique charm of Patagonia, Evelyn opens the doorways to the region's hidden corners, vibrant culture, and off-the-beaten-path adventures.
During your consultation, Evelyn will take the time to understand your interests, travel style, and desired pace. Whether you crave adrenaline-pumping activities or a slower exploration focused on cultural immersion, she'll craft a bespoke itinerary that caters perfectly to you. No matter the level of engagement you want with the region, Evelyn will help you get it.
With travel consulting, your trip won't just be a vacation—it will be an unforgettable journey of discovery.
TAILORED TRIPS
For when you want to turn amazing into perfect!
Sometimes, you just want more out of your trip than what’s on offer—and that’s where we step in! Whether it’s adding more days or more events, sights, or services, we’ve got you covered. When planning your trip, simply let us know of any additions you want to the regular services we offer, and leave the rest to us.
Hiking and backpacking trips around Patagonia and Torres del Paine
The perfect way to see Patagonia!
If you’re looking to get up close and personal with Patagonia, this is the way to go! Trekking this area is sure to be an experience you won’t forget anytime soon—and we’re here to make sure you see as much of it as possible. Choose the circuit you want and we’ll do the rest!
Hiking and backpacking involve different loads, so we’ll make sure to keep you informed of the duration, gear needed, focus of the trek, and whether any camping will be needed.
Overview
Hiking and backpacking trips are done throughout Patagonia and the Torres del Paine National Park—specifically the W and O circuits, designated hiking areas which let you experience all the stunning vistas of this amazing area.
What you’ll need
Come prepared to experience the magic of all four seasons in one day in Patagonia. The weather changes constantly, but there’s nothing like watching the wind sweep away fluffy clouds and reveal a horizon of soaring peaks and heavenly blue skies. We suggest you bring this basic gear on your adventure—we have a full sheet with details upon request:
Camera, charger, and adapter
Warm hat and cap
Face mask and hand sanitizer
Sunglasses with UV protection
Comfortable trekking shoes
Sunscreen Factor 50
Waterproof first layer clothing jacket
Trekking pants with zipper to turn into shorts
Fleece sweater to protect against the wind
Gloves
Headlamp
Passports in rain-protective bags
Water filter
Note: The gear can also be rented upon reservation
Classic W Circuit in the Torres del Paine National Park
5 days, 4 nights
The Torres del Paine’s most popular trekking circuit, the Classic W lets you sample all the most amazing sights this national park has to offer. You’ll get to see the granite peaks for which the national park was named, before moving onto the breathtaking Los Cuernos and Francés Valley. And as the perfect end to this circuit, you’ll walk the Southern Patagonian Ice Field and its truly magnificent Grey Glacier, admiring its icy beauty and incredible vistas.
What’s included
Self-guided or private certified guide
Locations – Las Torres Base, Los Cuernos, Francés Valley, and Grey Glacier lookout
Lodging for 4 nights – options include mountain hostel, cabin, camp, and hotel
All meals – breakfast, lunch (box lunch), and dinner
Regular bus transport – you’ll have non-stop transport from Puerto Natales to Torres del Paine and back
Cross-water navigation – a catamaran crossing of Lake Pehóe
Entrance to the national park (with a welcome kit included)
Itinerary
Day 1: You’ll travel by bus to Torres del Paine and spend the night in the Central Sector
Day 2: Hiking to the Las Torres Base and overnight stay in the Central Sector
Day 3: You’ll hike to the Los Cuernos mountains, with lodging in the Cuernos Sector
Day 4: Hiking through the breathtaking Francés Valley and sleeping in the Paine Grande Sector
Day 5: Hiking to the Grey Glacier lookout point, before crossing Lake Pehoé* via catamaran and heading back to Puerto Natales via bus.
You can also choose to start the Classic W hike at the Paine Grande Sector and finish it at the Central Sector.
Pricing
Price per person - from US$1,640
What included: All meals (1st day starts with dinner), comfortable bed in shared room (6 to 8 beds), sleeping bag, bathrooms with hot shower, welcome kit (with bottle, liner, and towel), catamaran on Lake Pehoé*, entrance fee to the National Park, and regular bus transfer between Puerto Natales and Torres del Paine (round trip).
Program does not include: guide, air ticket, services not mentioned, medical and travel insurance, beverages, tips.
Classic W circuit under the stars – Equipped Camping – from U$1,300. Price per person in tent, double occupancy.
What’s included
All meals (1st day starts with dinner), premium full equipped tent, sleeping bag and sleeping mat, bathrooms with hot shower, welcome kit (with bottle, liner, and towel), catamaran on Lake Pehoé*, entrance fee to the National Park, and regular bus transfer between Puerto Natales and Torres del Paine (round trip).
Single supplement: + U$350 per program.
Price per person based on 2 people per hotel room and 1 person per shared room in mountain hostel – from U$2,085
What’s included
Accommodation in superior room for 2 in Hotel and accommodation in comfortable bed in shared room (6 to 8 beds) in Mountain Hostel with sleeping bag and bathrooms with hot shower, all meals, welcome kit (with bottle, liner, and towel), catamaran on Lake Pehoé*, entrance fee to the National Park, and regular bus transfer between Puerto Natales and Torres del Paine (round trip).
Single supplement: + U$620 per program.
W Express Circuit in the Torres del Paine National Park
4 days, 3 nights
For those who want a compact tour of The Torres del Paine’s most popular trekking circuit, the W Express is an unmissable chance to see the sensational offering of this area. From the Las Torres Base, through Los Cuernos, the Francés Valley, and all the way through the Paine Massif and the Grey Glacier’s stunning frozen beauty, this circuit lets you take in the wonder—in a faster way. Don’t forget to bring lots of breath, because the sights are sure to take plenty of it away!
What’s included
Self-guided or private certified guide
Locations – Las Torres Base, Los Cuernos, Francés Valley, and first Grey Glacier lookout
Lodging for 3 nights – options include mountain hostel, cabin, camp, and hotel
All meals – breakfast, lunch (box lunch), and dinner
Regular bus transport – you’ll have non-stop transport from Puerto Natales to Torres del Paine and back
Cross-water navigation – a catamaran crossing of Lake Pehóe to Pudeto
Entrance to the national park (with a welcome kit included)
Itinerary
Day 1: You’ll travel by bus to Torres del Paine and take an introductory hike to Las Torres Base, before spending the night in the Central Sector
Day 2: Hiking to the stunning Francés Sector, where you’ll also stay overnight
Day 3: A trek through Francés Valley, with lodging in the Francés Sector
Day 4: Hiking to the breathtaking Grey Glacier lookout point, before crossing Lake Pehoé* via catamaran and heading back to Puerto Natales via bus.
You can also choose to start the W Express hike at the Paine Grande Sector and finish it at the Central Sector.
Pricing
Price per person - from US$1,390
What’s included: all meals (1st day starts with dinner), comfortable bed in shared room (6 to 8 beds), sleeping bag, bathrooms with hot shower, welcome kit (with bottle, liner, and towel), catamaran on Lake Pehoé*, entrance fee to the National Park, and regular bus transfer between Puerto Natales and Torres del Paine (round trip).
Program does not include: guide, air ticket, services not mentioned, medical and travel insurance, beverages, tips.
W Express Price per person in double occupancy tent – from U$1,040
What’s included
All meals (1st day starts with box lunch), premium full equipped tent, sleeping bag and sleeping mat, bathrooms with hot shower, welcome kit (with bottle, liner, and towel), catamaran on Lake Pehoé*, entrance fee to the National Park, and regular bus transfer between Puerto Natales and Torres del Paine (round trip).
Single supplement: + U$350 per program.
Paine Grande Circuit (a.k.a. The O Circuit)
8 days, 7 nights, with the possibility of extending to 9 days, 8 nights
For those looking to get the most definitive Patagonia experience! You’ll spend a week surveying the most stunning sights this incredible area has to offer—from the Paine Massif to the Torres towers, the Francés Valley and its mesmerizing horizons, and the icy Grey Glacier. Get ready for a lot of trekking and even more moments of awe.
What’s included
Self-guided or private certified guide
Locations – Las Torres Base, Los Cuernos, Francés Valley, Grey Glacier, John Garner pass, Perros Glacier, and Dickson Glacier
Lodging for 7 nights – options include mountain hostel, cabin, camp, and hotel
All meals – breakfast, lunch (box lunch), and dinner
Regular bus transport – you’ll have non-stop transport from Puerto Natales to Torres del Paine and back
Entrance to the national park (with a welcome kit included)
Program does not include: guide, air ticket, services not mentioned, medical and travel insurance, beverages, tips.
Itinerary
Day 1: You’ll travel by bus to Torres del Paine and take a hike through the Encantado Valley, before spending the night in the Serón Sector
Day 2: This day will see you trek through the Paine Massif to the Dickson Sector, where you’ll also stay overnight
Day 3: A trek to the Los Perros Glacier and lodgings in the Los Perros Sector
Day 4: Hiking to the John Garner mountain pass and arriving to Lake Grey, sleeping overnight at the Grey Sector
Day 5: Getting to Paine Grande, where you’ll stay overnight
Day 6: You’ll trek through the stunning Francés Valley, enjoying the unforgettable views and lodging in the Francés/Cuernos Sector
Day 7: Hike along Lake Nordenskjöld to the Central Sector where you’ll stay overnight, along the Arriero River
Day 8: You’ll make your way to the iconic Las Torres Base viewpoint and return via bus to Puerto Natales at the end of the day
Pricing
Price per person - from US$2,450
The O CIRCUIT Equipment Camping – from $1,930. Price per person in double occupancy tent
What’s included
All meals (except Perros Sector), program begins and ends with box lunch, premium full equipped tent with sleeping bag and sleeping mat, bathrooms with hot shower, welcome kit (with bottle, liner, and towel), entrance fee to the National Park, and regular bus transfer between Puerto Natales and Torres del Paine (round trip).
Single supplement: + U$620 per program.
The O Circuit per person in Hotel + Mountain Hostel in sharing room – from U$2,800
What’s included
Nights 1 to 6 in camping and mountain hostel (shared room with 6 to 8 beds), fully equipped camping tent with sleeping bag and sleeping mat and last night in superior room for 2 in Las Torres Hotel, bathrooms with hot shower in all sectors, all meals (except in Sector Perros). Program begins and ends with box lunch, welcome kit (with liner and towel), entrance fee to the National Park and regular bus transfer between Puerto Natales and Torres del Paine (round trip).
Single supplement: + U$620 per program.
Program does not include: guide, air ticket, services not mentioned, medical and travel insurance, beverages, tips.
Additional services and notes for the hiking circuits in Torres del Paine
If you prefer, you have the option of mixing accommodation in the beginning and/or end of your trip at an extra cost.
We highly recommend hiring a local, bilingual guide.
For special Christmas (25.12) and New Year’s Eve (31.12) dinners there is an additional charge of US $45 per person.
This applies for all trips above
*During October 2024 and April 2025, navigation on Lake Pehoé may be subject to change, which could include modifications to the itinerary. In this case we will help you find the best alternative for you. (disclaimer is for all three pricing options, please add to the Squarespace page in an indicative way)
Patagonia Encantadora
10 days, 9 nights
This 10-day trip lets you indulge in the full Patagonia experience—from the famous cities to the breathtaking landscapes. On foot, by car, or horseback—no matter what you like, we’ve got it all covered. Get ready for the experience of a lifetime!
What’s included
Private certified guide + private car and driver
Welcome kit
Locations – Punta Arenas, Torres del Paine, Grey Lake, Mirador Los Cuernos, El Perito Moreno, and more!
Lodging for 9 nights – options include mountain hostel, cabin, camp, and hotel
All meals – breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Cross-water navigation – catamaran
Itinerary
Day 1: After arriving to Chile, you’ll take an afternoon flight to Punta Arenas, where you’ll stay the night
Day 2: You’ll spend the day in the historic city of Punta Arenas, with a full day booked with sights and tours
Day 3: Making your way from Punta Arenas to Puerto Natales and into Torres del Paine, where you’ll have lodgings
Day 4: A day booked for exploring the stunning Torres del Paine national park and its numerous locations like Laguna Azul, Paine waterfalls and lots of mini hikes and birding
Day 5: Another day of taking in the Torres del Paine vistas and birding, this time the East Side—including hiking the Mirador Los Cuernos until reach Peninsula of Lago Grey
Day 6: Hiking from the Base de Las Torres to Puerto Natales, where you’ll stay the night
Day 7: Reforestation in a nearby area of Patagonia
Day 8: Horseback riding in a decided-upon area in the vicinity of Puerto Natales
Day 9: You’ll travel to El Calafate and have an excursion to the stunning El Perito Moreno
Day 10: Departure to Buenos Aires
Pricing
Price per person - from US$4,000
El Chalten, Torres del Paine, and Punta Arenas
12 days, 11 nights
The ultimate Patagonia roundtrip, you’ll get to witness the full spectrum of breathtaking sights, cultures, and wilderness that make this part of the world unique. No matter your expectations, you’re bound to be amazed and awestruck after you’re done with this one!
What’s included
Private certified guide + private car and driver
Welcome kit
Locations – El Calafate, El Perito Moreno, Laguna de los Tres, Cerro Torre viewpoint, Refugio Grey, and so much more!
Lodging for 11 nights – options include mountain hostel, cabin, camp, and hotel
All meals – breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Cross-water navigation – catamaran
Itinerary
Day 1: Arriving at el Calafate, before a visit to el Perito Moreno and el Chalten
Day 2: You’ll spend the day hiking from Mt. Chalten and Laguna de los Tres to el Chalten
Day 3: You’ll make your way from el Chalten to the Cerro Torre viewpoint
Day 4: A day booked for traveling from el Chalten to the Estancia Paine Chile—and getting to the mesmerizing Torres del Paine national park
Day 5: A day of taking in the Torres del Paine vistas—including the Base de las Torres and the Torres Refugio
Day 6: You’ll make your way from Las Torres Refugio to Grey Lake, where you can go kayaking in the afternoon, before arriving to Refugio Grey
Day 7: You’ll spend the day soaking in all the amazing sights and colors of the Refugio Grey while ice hiking
Day 8: Traveling from Refugio Grey to the Lodge Paine Grande Pehoé
Day 9: A trip from Paine Grande Pehoé to French Valley, where you’ll have an afternoon catamaran to Puerto Natales
Day 10: Making your way from Puerto Natales to Punta Arenas
Day 11: Early morning kayaking in Cabo Froward, before taking in the stunning sights on foot
Day 12: Departure day
Pricing
Price per person - from US$4,500
Exclusive trip to San Pedro – de Atacama, North of Chile
6 days, 5 nights
Discover all the incredible sights that the Chilean Andes have to offer—from crystal clear lakes to horizons and sunsets which take your breath away. Hiking, lake bathing, and birdwatching—these are just glimpses of what you’ll see on this incredible journey!
What’s included
Private certified guide + private car and driver
Welcome kit
Locations – Laguna Tebinquinche, Laguna Chaxa, Valle de la Luna, Geiser del Tatio, Lagunas Miscanti y Miniques, and more!
Lodging for 5 nights – options include mountain hostel, cabin, camp, and hotel
All meals – breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Cross-water navigation – catamaran
Itinerary
Day 1: Pickup at the airport after arriving to Calama, followed by an afternoon telescoping tour
Day 2: Driving to the desert, with a stop at Laguna Tebinquinche and Laguna Chaxa, before a trip to Los Flamencos for a spot of flamingo watching
Day 3: You’ll spend the day driving to and hiking on Valle de la Muerte and Valle de la Luna, before a floating bath in the salty water of Laguna Escondidas de Baltinache
Day 4: Departure to Geiser del Tatio with an early return to San Pedro de Atacama and a sunset at Valle del Toconao
Day 5: Early trip to Lagunas Miscanti y Miniques, with a tour to Piedras Rojas and salar de Talar
Day 6: Early morning departure to the airport
Pricing
Price per person - from US$4,200
TBD Icebird Expeditions - Antarctica and Patagonia sailing for photographers, kayakers, hikers, mountaineers, and skiers
An experience that lasts a lifetime—in one day!
Sun or storm, warm or cold, day or night—no matter the conditions nor the activity, a dependable, sturdy vessel is essential if you’re traveling via sea. And there’s none more dependable than the Icebird—designed to carry her crew in comfort, speed, and safety across any oceans of the world and to the farthest and most remote corners of it.
The Icebird’s strong double-glazed pilot house means you can enjoy the views while sailing in one of the world’s harshest environments. The Icebird is a tough aluminum expedition yacht with watertight bulkheads, specifically built for high latitudes and ice, equipped to operate in extreme and remote environments, and suited to meet the requirements of small group and private charters for ski-mountaineering, sea kayaking, film and photography support, dry-suit diving, science support, whale watching, and adventures of all kinds.
Day Trips
An experience that lasts a lifetime—in one day!
If you’re on a tight schedule but eager to update your bucket list, look no further! Day trips are the go-to option if you want to get to know Patagonia—from the stunning vistas to the immersive culture—but do it quickly.
No matter what part of Patagonia you’re looking to explore, we’ll make sure you get a curated experience spanning a day—or multiple days, depending on your preference. Whether you’re a hiking or backpacking enthusiast, or simply want to take in the breathtaking scenery, we’ve got you covered. Simply let us know your availability and desired destination, and we’ll make the magic happen.
Places around: Cerro Benitz and Laguna Sofia are, 3 Pasos Valley, Punta Arenas.
Horseback riding in Patagonia with Pingo Salvaje
Majestic views and majestic companions!
Embrace Patagonia's breathtaking landscapes from a unique perspective—on horseback! With the help of Pingo Salvaje and their beautiful horses, we’ll curate unforgettable horseback riding adventures that combine the thrill of exploration with the serene beauty of this untamed wilderness.
Riding in a natural and sustainable fashion, these trips will help you connect to the innermost spirit of Patagonia, harking back to the simplistic life of this area’s history. Located just 25 miles from Puerto Natales, Pingo Salvaje is the perfect starting location for a horseback trip. Lasting anywhere from one to six hours, you'll experience breathtaking mountain landscapes, ancient native forests, birdwatching opportunities, and so much more.
What’s included
private guide, equestrian helmets, leather gaiters, and high-quality saddles with handmade leather saddlebags and sheepskin saddle pads for the protection and safety of participants.
Note: Transfer to the starting area is not included and can be arranged upon request and at an additional cost. This activity requires a minimum of two participants and starts at 9:00 am and 02:30 pm.
Pricing
Price per person - from US$53
Birding
Take flight with Crux and discover birding heaven
Embrace the avian symphony of Patagonia! At Crux Expeditions, we curate birdwatching excursions for both the passionate, as well as the casual birder. With Patagonia’s diverse ecosystems, from the windswept Patagonian steppe to pristine Andean lakes and mountains, this area is teeming with all kinds of bird species—over 450 of them, to be close to the exact!
A day trip can include sightings of Rheas, Austral Parrots, Flamingos, Seedsnipes, Eagles, Condors, and Penguins to name but a few. To make sure you get the most encompassing experience, we’ll travel both on foot and by car, stopping regularly to survey the area and take photos of the various encounters—and yes, we’ll provide checklists and exchange photos too!
A usual day trip involves the pickup at the starting point early in the morning, giving us ample time to visit the predetermined spots which have a high frequency of birds at the time. Patagonia’s incredible biodiversity means that, no matter if we’re going north, to Cerro Castillo, Puerto Natales, Torres del Paine, or any other noteworthy location, you’ll be sure to get plenty of bird sightings. Depending on the weather and length of stay at each location, we’ll decide when to head back. A standard trip, however, is around 8 hours long, and includes a private car, box lunch, and snacks.
*Itinerary depends on the number of travelers, preferred viewing options, and preferred exertion level.
Ready to sharpen your birding skills?
Contact us today and let us craft a personalized birding tour that perfectly aligns with your interests and experience level. Whether you dream of spotting rare endemics or simply enjoying the diverse birdlife of Patagonia, we'll guide you to the best birding hotspots and create an unforgettable experience that will leave you forever captivated by the avian wonders of this awe-inspiring region.
Pricing
Price per person - from US$250
COMMON NAME: Andean condor – Vultur Gryphus. Life span: Between 50 to 75 years
DIET: Carnivore
SIZE: Body: 4 feet; wingspan: up to 10.5 feet
WEIGHT: Up to 33 pounds
Conservation VU - Vulnerable
Andean condors are massive birds, among the largest in the world that are able to fly. Because of their large weight (up to 33 pounds), even their enormous 10-foot wingspan needs some help to keep them aloft. For that reason, these birds prefer to live in windy areas where they can glide on air currents with little effort. Andean condors are found in mountainous regions, but also live near coasts replete with ocean breezes and even deserts that feature strong thermal air currents. Condors carry the freedom of Patagonia and the spirit of our ancestors of the Andes!
COMMON NAME: Chilean flamingo – Phoenicopterus Chilensis. Life span: Between 40 and 65 years
DIET: Omnivore
GROUP NAME: Colony
SIZE: 43 - 51 inches; wingspan: 60 inches
WEIGHT: 8.75 pounds
When a flamingo spots potential dinner in the lagoons of Patagonia—favorite foods include shrimp, snails, and plantlike water organisms called algae—it plunges its head into the water, twists it upside down, and scoops the fish using its upper beak like a shovel. They are able to "run" on water, thanks to their webbed feet, to gain speed before lifting up into the sky. As we transition in the seasons the flamingos do as well, from white pale color to bright pink feather.
COMMON NAME: Magellanic penguin (Pingüino de Magallanes) – Spheniscus magellanicus. Life span: Between 10 to 20 years.
DIET: Carnivore
SIZE: 61 - 76 inches
WEIGHT: 7.9 - 13.8 pounds
Magellanic penguins travel in large groups when hunting for food. In the breeding season, these birds gather in large nesting colonies at the coasts of Argentina, southern Chile, and the Falkland Islands, which have a density of 20 nests per 100 m2 (1,100 sq ft). The breeding season begins with the arrival of adult Magellanic penguins at the breeding colonies in September and extends into late February and March when the chicks are mature enough to leave the colonies.
Puma watching
Unleash the thrill of puma tracking in Patagonia.
Embark on an unforgettable Patagonian adventure with Crux's puma watching expeditions. Witness the elusive grace of these magnificent predators in their natural habitat, the breathtaking landscapes of Patagonia. Our expert guides will lead you on this remarkable journey, ensuring a safe, ethical, sustainable, and enriching experience within the Torres del Paine National Park.
Our guides communicate regularly in order to report any puma activity, providing the most up to date information on the location of these majestic creatures—and allowing us to plan a trip for the following day. The trips are usually not very hiking-heavy, so no worries about any particular exertion—just be ready to start early and have your cameras and binoculars handy—and expect to see condors, guanacos, foxes, and so much more!
*Itinerary depends on the number of travelers, preferred viewing options, and preferred exertion level.
Observe Patagonia’s majestic predator
Are you ready for an unforgettable Patagonian adventure? Unleash your inner explorer and witness the silent power of the puma in its natural habitat. Contact us today to craft your dream puma watching expedition!
Pricing
Price per person - from US$250
COMMON NAME: Cougar, Puma – Puma concolor. Life span: Between 8 and 13 years
DIET: Carnivore
SIZE: Head and body: 3.25 - 5.25 feet; tail: 23.5 - 33.5 inches
WEIGHT: 136 pounds
Pumas are the world’s fourth largest wildcat after lions, tigers, and jaguars. They are stocky with large hind legs and a long tail—about a third of their length—which provides balance. Their strong back legs enable them to leap around 40 feet horizontally, or 18 feet vertically in a single jump, making them an apex predator of llamas and guanacos in Patagonia.
Logistics and support planning your trip
We know planning a trip can be equal parts exciting and overwhelming. Don't let the logistics hold you back! We’re here to handle the details and ensure your dream becomes a reality.
We'll work closely with you to craft a personalized itinerary that caters to your interests and pace. Whether you're a thrill-seeker craving an adventure or a culture buff seeking immersion, we'll design the perfect experience. From securing flights and hotels that match your travel style to arranging local transportation and activity bookings, we'll take care of everything. You can relax and focus on the anticipation of your journey, knowing we've got everything under control. And don’t worry—we’ll make sure it’s all done with sustainability in mind!
Contact us
Whether you have questions, need more information, or are ready to start planning your journey, we're here to help! Reach out to the Crux Expeditions team, and let us tailor the perfect adventure for you. Fill out the form, and we'll get back to you promptly with the details you need to take the next step toward an unforgettable experience in one of the world's most stunning landscapes.