USHUAIA · TREKS
The routes worth the airfare.
The 5 ushuaia treks hikers rate above the rest. A tight shortlist of the routes people finish and immediately start planning to do again, with prices, trail times and the outfitters who run them.
Guided Emerald Lagoon trek from Ushuaia with small group, hot lunch by the water, and a pro guide through forests and valleys.
Most Popular“An excellent hike. Very well guided and with the added bonus of getting off the beaten track on the return.”
Guided trek to Laguna Esmeralda in Ushuaia with small groups, hotel pickup, lunch, and coffee/tea, plus birds and winter-snow scenery.
“Lovely views during the trekking. The tour was well organized and our guide very nice and helpful. Considering the price and the fact that it’s a well marked trail, one can easily do it on their own. If you feel like going with a guide, this is a very nice tour.”
8-hour Ushuaia trek and canoeing in Tierra del Fuego: sub-Antarctic forest hike, geodesic dome lunch, and paddling toward the Beagle Channel.
“Viajem muito bom. Guia 11/10, muito bom. Sabe muito sobre feira e fauna, trouxa mapas, com bom humor. Passeio organizado muito bem. Não teve nenhum lado negativo. Parabéns!”
Small-group trek from Ushuaia to Témpanos Lagoon and Vinciguerra Glacier, with gear, snacks, lunch, and hotel pickup.
“Understanding and supportive guide that did an excellent job balancing individuals' hiking skill and fitness levels. Guide's english skills needed some work; it was unclear if guide's limited discussion of the local area's flora and fauna was due to lack of knowledge or lack of english language skills. Overall, I recommend.”
Small-group hike to Emerald Lagoon from the Nunatak Refuge in Ushuaia, with lunch, transfers, and wildlife chances in muddy peat trails.
“This was a great trek. The tour guide was very knowledgeable about the natural environment and spoke very good English. The trek was a little more strenuous than I though, but we also had a very windy and snowy day. A great tour to really see nature and have more solitude than some of the…”
Every great trekking region, and the routes worth walking in each.
