- 6 Hours
- Difficulty: medium
About this tour
Located near Ushuaia, the Tierra del Fuego National Park offers beautiful settings for observing the most representative flora and fauna of the region. Created in 1960, this National Park protects 68,000 hectares of the southernmost portion of the Andes and its characteristic environments: the Sub-Antarctic Forest, from the high-Andean steppe and peat bogs to the sea coast on the Beagle Channel. During the visit to the protected area you can learn about the nature in which the original Yagan people lived. This 6-hour excursion allows us to take some short, relaxed walks or the option of a long one-way hike (approximately 3 hours), always having the vehicle at our disposal. We tour Ensenada Zaratiegui Bay, Roca Lake and Lapataia Bay, the end point of National Route No. 3.
Includes:
- Access Fee to National Park
- Lunch snacks
- Walking poles