Explore the glacial valleys of Tierra del Fuego on this trekking route to the Twin Lakes. We'll travel through the Garibaldi Pass and see Lake Fagnano. Essential for the most adventurous!
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the activity starts. Any cancellations after this or no-shows on the day will not be refunded.
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Explore the glacial valleys of Tierra del Fuego on this trekking route to the Twin Lakes. We'll travel through the Garibaldi Pass and see Lake Fagnano. Essential for the most adventurous!
At the scheduled time, we'll pick you up from your hotel in Ushuaia and head to the trail where this incredible trekking route begins. Are you ready to see the breathtaking landscapes of Tierra del Fuego? Let's go, adventurers!
Once we reach the starting point of the hike, we'll enter Garibaldi Pass to explore the spectacular mountainous landscapes that define this part of Patagonia. During the 4-kilometer (2.49 mi) route, we'll admire a natural environment of great beauty, dominated by lenga forests and other native species. In addition, the guide will reveal the secrets of the flora and fauna that we will see along the way.
At the end of this hiking tour through Garibaldi Pass, we'll arrive at the impressive Lagunas Gemelas (Twin Lakes), where small streams flow into clay-rich terrain. You won't be able to stop taking photos! Afterwards, we'll visit a natural viewpoint where, in addition to seeing the Twin Lakes, we’ll enjoy views of Fagnano Lake and Escondido Lake.
After marveling at these mountains and glacial valleys, we’ll recharge with a picnic-style meal including assorted snacks, cereal bars, alfajores, fruit, and hot drinks.
Finally, we’ll hike back to the starting point, return to the minibus, and head back to your hotel in Ushuaia, arriving 7 hours later.
Although rain and snowfall are common in Tierra del Fuego, tours are rarely canceled due to bad weather. However, the itinerary may be partially modified by the guide or the organization, without prior notice, due to weather conditions, safety reasons, or other factors that may require it.
