Trekking to Ojo del Albino Glacier

The place

This experience takes place in and around Ushuaia, amid landscapes characteristic of the region.

Why we love it

Because it brings together two of Ushuaia’s most striking landscapes in a single experience: Emerald Lagoon and Ojo del Albino Glacier. It is a challenging trek that rewards the effort with privileged views, high-mountain environments, and a deep connection with Tierra del Fuego’s natural landscape.

Included

• ✓Transfers to and from the accommodation.
• ✓Bilingual naturalist guide.
• ✓Guided trek of approximately 18 km.
• ✓Trekking poles.
• ✓Crampons when terrain conditions require them.
• ✓Box lunch with sandwich, snack and drink.
• ✓Hot drink.

Not included

• −Trekking boots.
• −Waterproof clothing.
• −Thermal and warm clothing.
• −Backpack and personal equipment.
• −Additional food or drinks.
• −Personal expenses.
• −Services not specified.
• −Gratuities.

What to bring

• •Waterproof trekking boots with excellent grip.
• •Waterproof or water-resistant trekking pants.
• •Waterproof and windproof jacket.
• •Thermal clothing and warm layers.
• •Comfortable backpack.
• •Hat and gloves.
• •Sunglasses.
• •Sunscreen.
• •Extra bottle of water.
• •Personal medication.
• •Spare pair of socks.

Accessibility

The excursion is not accessible to wheelchair users and is not recommended for guests with reduced mobility. The route includes peat bogs, mud, steep slopes, moraines, loose rocks and high-mountain terrain. Balance, endurance, good physical condition and the ability to walk for several hours over unstable ground are required.

Recommendations

This activity is intended for people in good physical condition, with previous trekking experience or who exercise regularly. It is not recommended as a first hiking experience. Rest well and have breakfast before departure, and advise in advance of allergies, dietary restrictions, injuries or medical conditions. Approximate duration is nine hours, generally from 08:00 to 17:00. Pace and the highest point reached depend on terrain and group conditions.

Restrictions

High difficulty.|Approximate distance: 18 km.|The route crosses unstable terrain and steep slopes.|Good physical condition and previous trekking experience are required.|Waterproof trekking boots are mandatory.|Waterproof and warm clothing are mandatory.|Minors must be accompanied by an adult.|Not suitable for guests with reduced mobility.|Guests with heart, respiratory, joint, back or knee conditions should consult before booking.|Pregnant guests must consult both the supplier and their doctor.|The guide may prevent participation if the guest lacks suitable equipment or physical condition.|Access to the glacier and the highest point reached are subject to the guide's safety criteria.

Weather policy

The trek normally operates in different weather conditions and is suspended only in exceptional circumstances. The itinerary, times and highest point reached may change due to wind, rain, snow, ice, trail conditions or force majeure. The final decision rests with the guide, prioritizing the group's safety and wellbeing. If reaching the glacier is unsafe, an alternative route may be used or the hike may end earlier. Rescheduling or refunds are subject to the operator's current policies.

Experience details

Duration

8 hours

Availability

January, February, March, April, May, June, October, November, December

Options

Private, Shared

Activity level

High

Minimum age

18 years

Suitable for children

No

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