Laguna del Caminante 3-day traverse in Tierra del Fuego

A 3-day traverse in Tierra del Fuego following the Laguna del Caminante with Gabriel, an AAGM certified mountain guide, who will lead you through amazing spots at the end of the world.

Andes

3 Days

Jan - Apr, Oct - Dec

High

Intermediate

Description

The Laguna del Caminante trail is one of the classic trekking routes in Ushuaia. Come to this 3-day traverse in Tierra del Fuego, the southernmost of the provinces of Argentina.

Laguna del Caminante is located inside the Tierra del Fuego National Park near Ushuaia, the capital city of the province. This area offers outstanding views of the surrounding mountains as well as a wide variety of native flora and fauna. Here I share a sample itinerary of our program:

Day 1

We’ll start our trip at 9 am in Ushuaia. We’ll explore the Andorra Valley and go to the Laguna del Caminante, where we’ll set up our camp and spend the night.

Day 2

After breakfast, we’ll go to the Superior Valley and start an ascent to one of the mounts of the area. Falso Tonelli peak (1,140 m) is one of the options for this ascent. Then, we’ll have lunch and return to the camping site.

Day 3

On this day, we’ll go to the Oveja Pass and have lunch. We’ll descend through the Oveja canyon and return to the city of Ushuaia at 6.30 pm.

Remember that it is very important to have a good physical condition to join this program.

Send your request and be a part of this hiking traverse in Tierra del Fuego. Enjoy the incredible Patagonian forest and the Laguna del Caminante along with a local certified guide.

Looking for a shorter trip? Take a look at my 1-day trek in Cerro Portillo, also in Ushuaia.

Price includes

Guiding fee
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Transport during the trip
Personal insurance

Price details

Personal equipment is not included.

Details

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You should bring:

trekking boots
basic medical kit
backpack

Meeting point

Ushuaia

FAQs

What are some recommended accommodations near our adventure location?

We understand that finding the perfect place to stay is an essential part of your adventure experience. To help you with this, we’ve curated a list of three highly recommended hotels that offer comfort, convenience, and a touch of local charm. These accommodations are well-suited for adventurers looking to relax and rejuvenate after an exciting day of exploration

Hotel Albatros Ushuaia Argentina

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Hotel Canal Beagle Ushuaia Argentina

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Hostería Lupama Ushuaia Argentina

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About the guide

Gabriel Ignacio

4.8

(7)

Mountain Guide

I´m a lover of the mountains, Andes and Patagonia. I live in Ushuaia - Argentina. I study tecnicature of mountain guide in Mendoza. I´m a member of AAGM.

I started guiding in 2010 and i haven´t stoped since then. My team and I working all around the andes on this latitudes all year long.

Please get in touch with me if you wish to be guided dring one of your next trip. It will be my pleasure to accompany you and make sure the time we spend together becomes unique... If i´m busy when you want to come, you will be guided by another expert of our team.

Languages

Portuguese | English

Certificates

AAGM

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What people are saying about Gabriel Ignacio

David

Thomas

Due to events outside of our control, our trip has to be modified, Gabriel was very flexible and understanding. Together with the guide Manuel, we managed to create an amazing trip in this stunning environment. Both guides were thorough, friendly, knowledgeable about the trail, local floral and fauna and surrounding geography. An absolute must for anyone visiting ushuaia!

Eric

Gabriel was a great guide and we enjoyed out hike. We highly recommend him.

Thomas

Talis

Gabriel was a terrific guide for Cinco Hermanos, which provides amazing views of Ushuaia and the surrounding mountain ridges and valleys. After a pleasant trail through the forest, you cross the main creek and ascend the benches below the peaks. After that we enjoyed terrific alpine climbing with steep snow, sometimes greater than 50 degrees. Route finding was a bit challenging, and the selection of the right gulley can greatly determine which hermano you are climbing. We ultimately summitted Hermano Cinco. Ghanks to Gabriel for sharing so much information about the mountains and culture of the region.