Ushuaia: Laguna and Glacier Ojo del Albino with Mini Hike

Tierra del Fuego, Argentina



Challenge yourself on a 20 km high-difficulty trek through forests, snow, and mud to reach the stunning Ojo del Albino Lagoon and Glacier, including a mini glacier hike.

Highlights

  • Trek 20 km through pristine forests, snow, and ice on a high-difficulty trail
  • Discover the stunning Laguna Esmeralda and the majestic Ojo del Albino Glacier
  • Mini glacier trekking experience with professional safety equipment
  • Spot unique flora and fauna native to Tierra del Fuego
  • Guided by certified local experts ensuring safety and rich knowledge

Description

Experience one of Tierra del Fuego’s most demanding and rewarding trekking adventures. This full-day guided hike covers 20 km of rugged terrain with an 800-meter elevation gain, taking you through diverse landscapes including native forests, the emerald waters of Laguna Esmeralda, and challenging snow, ice, and muddy paths. Starting early in the morning with hotel pickup in Ushuaia, your expert certified guide will lead you safely along the trail. Along the way, immerse yourself in the region’s unique flora and fauna, soaking in the breathtaking natural beauty. The trek culminates at the magnificent Ojo del Albino Lagoon and its namesake glacier. Here, you will enjoy a mini glacier trekking experience equipped with crampons, helmets, and safety gear. This challenging hike requires good physical fitness and prior trekking experience. Throughout the 9 to 11-hour journey, your guide will share insights about the local environment, ensuring a safe and unforgettable adventure at the “End of the World.”

Includes

Round-trip transfer from/to your accommodation in Ushuaia Certified and licensed trekking guide Lunch box and hot infusion beverage Technical equipment: trekking poles, crampons, spikes, and helmet as required Personal accident insurance

Excludes

Personal trekking gear (waterproof mid-ankle boots, warm clothing, backpack) Personal expenses Gratuities

Important Information

  • Difficulty: High (requires good physical condition and previous trekking experience) Trail conditions: wet, muddy, snowy, and icy for much of the year Recommended gear: waterproof trekking boots, warm waterproof jacket and pants, hat, gloves, sunglasses, and sunscreen Weather-dependent conditions may affect glacier access and mini trekking

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