Seceda Ridge

Seceda is best known for a ridge that is half meadow, half cliff: on the southeast side, alpine pastures rise gently, while the north side drops abruptly into broken rock walls, with the grey-white spires of the Odle (Geisler) group just beyond. Unlike the granite towers of Torres del Paine, the stars here are soft grassy slopes framed against dolomite pinnacles, and you can see them on foot after riding the cable car to the top station.