Explore Emerald Lagoon and Vinciguerra Glacier on two guided treks through Tierra del Fuego’s forests, peat bogs and glacial landscapes.
Original price was: $320.000.$256.000Current price is: $256.000.
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Discover two of Tierra del Fuego’s most spectacular landscapes on a package combining the Emerald Lagoon Trek and the Vinciguerra Glacier Trek.
This is an ideal option for travelers who want to experience two different mountain environments on foot during their stay in Ushuaia.
One of Ushuaia’s most popular hikes, this approximately 9 km trail is rated easy. It crosses lenga forests, peat bogs and mountain scenery before reaching Emerald Lagoon.
The lagoon’s distinctive color and mountain surroundings make this an excellent introduction to the natural landscapes of Tierra del Fuego.
For those seeking a more demanding experience, the second trek covers approximately 15 km at a moderate difficulty level, starting in the Andorra Valley.
The trail crosses different natural environments to reach Laguna de los Témpanos and the base of Vinciguerra Glacier, one of the most impressive mountain settings near Ushuaia.
By completing both treks, you will discover two different sides of Tierra del Fuego: the landscapes of Emerald Lagoon and the glacial environment of Vinciguerra.
Depending on each activity’s conditions, services include round-trip transport from Ushuaia, lunch, a hot drink, a snack, a locally made alfajor, appropriate technical equipment and accident insurance.
Book the Emerald Lagoon Trek and Vinciguerra Glacier Trek together and receive 20% off the combined price.
Two days of trekking to discover some of Ushuaia’s most breathtaking natural landscapes at a special rate.
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Both are near Ushuaia but feature different environments. Emerald Lagoon is known for forests, peat bogs and a glacier-fed lagoon surrounded by mountains, while Vinciguerra features high-mountain scenery, Laguna de los Témpanos and the glacier.
Peat bogs are cold, wet ecosystems formed as plant matter accumulates over thousands of years. They are characteristic of Tierra del Fuego and help store carbon and regulate water.
Ushuaia’s weather can change quickly. Wear layers: a thermal base layer, a warm middle layer and a waterproof windproof outer jacket. Waterproof hiking boots, suitable socks, a hat and gloves are also important. Avoid cotton as your main layer because it holds moisture and dries slowly.
Glaciers played a major role in shaping Tierra del Fuego’s valleys, mountains and lagoons. Visiting Vinciguerra lets you see evidence of these ongoing natural processes.
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