When to go to Torres del Paine National Park
December - February
These are the warmest months in Torres del Paine, with the best chances of clear skies to take in the staggering views of the park. Howling winds can reach 120mph, though chances of rainfall are at their lowest. This is the busiest time for visitors so wildlife may be harder to spot.
15°C Average max daytime temperature
6°C Average min nighttime temperature
5 days per season rainfall
None humidity
March - May
The weather cools and the landscape glows scarlet and gold with autumnal foliage. There is an increased chance of rainfall but also of spotting the more elusive wildlife of the park, including pumas.
10°C Average max daytime temperature
2°C Average min nighttime temperature
7 days per season rainfall
None humidity
June - August
The harsh weather conditions of winter mean some hiking trails will be inaccessible. The wild landscapes freeze over and glisten with snow. Many hotels are closed during these months, but you’ll enjoy the park’s attractions without crowds.
4°C Average max daytime temperature
-1°C Average min nighttime temperature
6 days per season rainfall
None humidity
September - November
The meadows and mountainsides burst into bloom as temperatures warm up pleasantly, though rainfall is still likely. With fewer visitors, wildlife is easier to spot – this is an ideal time to go on a puma spotting tour with an expert tracker.
10°C Average max daytime temperature
2°C Average min nighttime temperature
5 days per season rainfall
None humidity
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