The National Park is Argentina's southernmost protected area, an ideal tour for exploring the subantarctic forest, which can be appreciated year-round. With numerous trails, a visit to the park is a must when visiting Ushuaia.
The National Park represents the southernmost protected area in Argentina.
It is the only one that has both a coastline and mountains. It is accessed via the route
National Route 3, about 11 km southwest of Ushuaia. This route takes us past the Pipo River, Mount Susana, Lake Acigami, the Alacush Visitor Center, Laguna Verde, and Lapataia Bay, where the Pan-American Highway system ends. We will make stops for photography and a hike, weather permitting.
The topography of the Park is extremely varied, being a succession of steep mountains, rivers, valleys, lakes until reaching the coast of the Beagle Channel.
The subantarctic forest can be admired year-round. The most common mammal is the Fuegian red fox. The variety of marine and mountain environments allows for a wide range of bird species to inhabit the area, from the Austral Parakeet, the Magellanic Woodpecker, the Rayadito, and the Austral Thrush, to the Andean Goose, the symbol of the National Park.
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