Experience one of the most challenging and memorable treks in Ushuaia.
Venture on a 21 km trek through Fueguian forests, glacial valleys, and icy lagoons to reach the impressive Ojo del Albino Glacier, in the heart of the Andes Mountains. A demanding trek, perfect for experienced mountaineers, rewarding you with unique landscapes and the support of certified guides and technical equipment. A journey that leaves its mark.

Discover the experience step by step

• 7:30 am - We'll pick you up from your accommodation
  We'll pick you up from your accommodation in a private vehicle. The schedule can vary depending on the number of passengers.
• 8:00 AM - Start of the trek
  Equipment check, technical gear review, and a quick chat with the guide for final recommendations.
• 8:15 AM - Entering Route 3
  Start of the hike through the Fuegian forest towards Laguna Esmeralda. First stretch of about 5 km.
• 10:00 - Cross the Emerald Lagoon and arrive at the TITAN Shelter
  If the lagoon's frozen, you'll cross it on the ice; if not, you'll skirt it through the forest. From the refuge, the ascent to the glacier begins.
• 11:00 - Technical ascent to the Ojo del Albino Glacier
  A tough stretch with a steep incline. You'll use crampons and poles. The landscape becomes spectacular: valleys, ice, and mountains surround you.
• 12:30 - Arrival at the glacier and lunch
  Take a break to rest, snap some photos, and enjoy lunch in front of the impressive glacier amphitheater.
• 1:30 PM - Head back along the same trail
  Descend with the guides, keeping the group's pace and safety in mind.
• 5:30 PM - End of the activity
  Head back to the starting point and then we'll take you back to Ushuaia. You'll be back between 5:00 and 6:00 PM.

Heads up: Times are just estimates and might change because of the weather, traffic, or if something comes up.

What's included?

Transfers:
We'll pick you up from your hotel and take you to the starting point of the activity.

Meals:
Full lunch in the mountains
Vegetarian option available
Tasting menu
Energy snacks and dessert

Guide:
Bilingual certified mountain guides

Equipment:
Crampons, poles, and technical gear

Insurance:
Liability coverage during the activity

What you'll need
Minimum recommended age: 15 years old
Good physical condition
Previous hiking or mountain experience
Not suitable for people with reduced mobility