Lago Grey, a turquoise jewel in Chilean Patagonia

Lake Grey is a stunning body of water located in the heart of Torres del Paine National Park, in Chilean Patagonia. This spectacular lake, fed by the Paine River, is 72 meters above sea level and is known for its turquoise blue waters and majestic panoramic mountain views, such as theCorns of Paine and Grey Glacier. Lake Grey is a popular destination for hiking and trekking enthusiasts, who enjoy its unique landscapes and challenging routes. Access to the lake is by boat from Refugio Pudeto, a key starting point in the national park. During the months of December through February, the weather is ideal for exploring the natural beauty of this breathtaking place.

The area around Grey Lake is home to a wealth of wildlife, including guanacos, condors and pumas. Visitors have the opportunity to observe these species up close in their natural habitat, which adds an exciting dimension to the experience.