He trekking to Emerald Lagoon It is one of the Most popular excursions in Ushuaia,
And with good reason. In a six-hour hike through subantarctic forest, peat bogs, and glacial valleys,
You arrive at a turquoise-blue lagoon formed by the melting snow of the Fuegian Andes.
A landscape that justifies the trip on its own.
The route begins in the winter valleys, far from the noise of the city. The trail heads inland
in a silent forest of lenga and ñire trees where time seems to stand still. As you advance,
The landscape changes: the classics appear. Fuegian peat bogs —wetlands of origin
glacier—and the traces of the beaver dams that transformed this landscape over decades.
It's a truly rugged trek: mud, roots and uneven terrain are all part of the experience.
Albino Eye Glacier And on Bonete Hill, Emerald Lagoon appears.
The intense color of the water contrasts with the snow and the gray rock of the mountain.
We stop there for lunch, without rushing.
Far from the mass tours, we do this tour in small groups
with local guides who know the trail in all seasons. You walk at your own pace,
You understand what you see and every stop makes sense.
