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Argentine Patagonia
Customized Patagonian Adventure Tour
Want to see the highlights of Los Glaciares National Park but have the freedom to explore on your own terms? The Customized Patagonian Adventure Tour offers an ideal mix of planning and freedom, with several days of set adventures and days where you get to choose from hikes, walks, boat rides, fishing, and more to tailor your experience!
Chilean Patagonia
Patagonia Self-Drive and Trekking Tour
Patagonia — a word that inevitably ignites your sense of adventure and discovery. The 24-Day Trek and Self-Drive in Patagonia tour welcomes you into a remote corner of the world to experience the beauty of both Argentinian and Chilean Patagonia with incredible trekking and a self-driven adventure.
Argentine Patagonia
Exploring Patagonia on Ruta 40
Ruta 40 is one of the longest roads in Argentina, and it traverses the country from south to north, slicing through legendary Patagonia. With this road as your north star, the Exploring Patagonia on Ruta 40 tour offers incredible day trips and excursions as you cruise Ruta 40 over nearly two weeks.
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Argentina General Information
Where to go trekking in Argentina
Argentina invites trekkers to explore its diverse landscapes. Trek the Fitz Roy Range or the Perito Moreno Glacier in Patagonia, explore ancient Incan lands and salt flats in the Andean Northwest, or experience the tropical trails of Iguazú National Park. The varied terrain makes trekking in Argentina an unforgettable adventure.
Why is Argentina great for trekking?
Argentina's allure for trekkers lies in its vast, varied landscapes and the sense of remoteness in its natural parks. The Andes provide a dramatic setting for mountain treks, while Patagonia's glaciers and turquoise lakes offer otherworldly vistas. Combined with rich wildlife and the warmth of local culture, trekking in Argentina is an unmatched adventure.
When to trek in Argentina
The best time for trekking in Argentina varies by region. Patagonia is most accessible from October to April, offering mild weather for hiking. The Andean Northwest is ideal during the shoulder seasons of March to May and September to November, avoiding the summer heat and winter cold. Trekking near Iguazú Falls is year-round, with varying levels of tropical humidity.
Top 5 treks in Argentina
- Fitz Roy Trek near El Chaltén - This trek offers mesmerizing views of Mount Fitz Roy and its surrounding peaks, glacial lakes, and forests. The routes vary from day hikes to the challenging trek to Laguna de los Tres for spectacular sunrise views.
- Perito Moreno Glacier Trekking - A unique experience on the ice, this trek allows adventurers to walk on the Perito Moreno Glacier, one of the few advancing glaciers in the world, located in Los Glaciares National Park.
- Aconcagua Base Camp Trek - A trek to the base camp of Aconcagua, the highest peak in the Western and Southern Hemispheres. It's a challenging journey offering incredible views of the Andes Mountain Range, suitable for experienced hikers.
- Laguna Torre Trek - Another gem near El Chaltén, this trek leads to the stunning Laguna Torre, surrounded by dramatic peaks including Cerro Torre, known for its challenging climbs. The trail offers breathtaking scenery with fewer crowds.
- Huella Andina Trek - A less known but equally stunning trek that explores the Andean forests, lakes, and rivers of the Nahuel Huapi National Park. It's part of a larger trail system aiming to connect various natural highlights in the Patagonian Andes.