「氷河の武道」トレッキング

It is a beautiful hike, with beautiful landscapes, we walked through mud, water, ice and snow, it was a wonderful experience, since I did not know snow.

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Our guide Ezekiel was fantastic, keeping us entertained and informed as we hiked up to the glacier together. He came with our packed lunch and a snack and even hot water with coffee and tea. We managed to do the walk in just over an hour, which typically takes two or more. The views do not disappoint, it is truly magical and surreal to be in a cold and windy environment while in summer. Don’t dress too warm in summer as the hike itself will make you hot and sweaty. I did the walk in a gym top, long sleeve running top and a light weight windbreaker, beanie and gloves which were more than enough. All in all, a wonderful experience which I would gladly do again.

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The first meters are very steep, you have to do them slowly. Afterwards, poles are very useful in the snow. Arrive in remis for 2600 pesos to the base. When we descended we had a snack in the tea house Everything highly recommended!!!

Quite easy trekking of 3 hours round trip, spectacular views of mountains and the Beagle Channel. I recommend bringing walking sticks, in part you walk on the snow.

It is a nice excursion...it starts where the entrance to the tea house and the beginning of the chairlifts are (at the time I made the trip, they were not operational) the beautiful path...medium difficulty...keep in mind There is a lot of climbing...there is an option to go along small rivers (beautiful) the first stop is at the edge of the glacier, it takes approximately 40 minutes...it is advisable to bring good footwear and water (trip in November )

Climbing any mountain in Ushuaia is a beautiful experience. The Martial offers stunning views. Finish the walk with lunch in the cabin below, it is highly recommended

Spectacular!! We went with our guide Violet who is a genius. Unmissable landscapes The view you have of everything ushuaia is amazing

The place is nice to see the city and the canal from very high. The road is good to do it by car. The walking climb is pronounced seriously, we did it on the main track. The trails are 2, a difficult and long one that goes to near the base and a shorter and easier one that does not approach the Glacier. The views are fine, it was the only place we saw snow! The hardest part was the descent down the track. At the base there is a Tea House and a Mountain Refuge to eat or drink.

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We climb in a ski slope at 2/3, then it is a small gravel slope.view partially obstructed in places