What You Will Do
The adventure begins with a hotel pick-up and a journey along National Route N°3, where the first stop is the Carbajal Valley Viewpoint, a glacial landscape crossed by the Olivia River. After a brief pause at the tourist centers in the valleys, we continue enjoying the majestic views of the Andes Mountains.
At Paso Garibaldi, we cross the mountain range to admire the Escondido and Fagnano Lakes from a scenic viewpoint. Next, we embark on an exciting Off-Road journey along old forest paths, accessible only by 4x4 vehicles, leading us to Fagnano Lake and the impressive Magallanes Fault.
The experience is crowned with a delicious lunch at a cozy Fuegian lodge, surrounded by a warm rustic ambiance. After sharing local stories and flavors, we return to the city, carrying with us memories of unique landscapes and unforgettable moments.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Itinerary
1
Mirador Del Valle Carbajal
30 minutes
We pick you up at your hotel in the morning and we head to the exit of the city of Ushuaia through the National Road N°3. Our first stop will be at the view point of the Carbajal Valley; we will be amazed by the view that has a glacier origin where we can see the Olivia River.
2
Paso Garibaldi
15 minutes
We get back on the road; we will be amazed by the spectacular landscapes offered by Andes Mountains. We finally get to pass this mountains range through the legendary “Paso Garibaldi”; we will now have the most spectacular postcard just in front of our eyes, Escondido Lake and Fagnano Lake are now visible.
3
Mirador de Lagos Escondido y Fagnano
2 hours
We start descending through an alternative road; this is the beginning of our 4x4 journey heading to head of the Escondido Lake. Here is where we get inside the fuegian woods through the paths that were used by the first explorations looking to exploit those woods. This way we will get to Fagnano Lake where we will share some snacks while enjoying the amazing view of the lake and the Magallanes fault line.
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