Tierra del Fuego National Park: End of the World Day Tour from Ushuaia
Stand where the Pan‑American Highway ends and walk coastal forests into the Beagle Channel. This 4‑hour park tour from Ushuaia combines short walks, photo stops and lakeside views with low‑impact wildlife watching.
The Experience
Before You Go
Dress in layers
Wind and rain are common; windproof outer layers and insulating mid‑layers keep you comfortable during short coastline walks.
Sturdy shoes with grip
Boardwalks and rocky beaches can be slippery — ankle‑supporting hiking shoes or waterproof boots are recommended.
Bring binoculars
Birds and distant marine life are best seen from viewpoints and the shoreline; compact binoculars improve sightings without disturbing wildlife.
Respect trails and bogs
Stay on designated paths to protect fragile peat bogs and nesting birds; follow signage at lapataia and lake viewpoints.
Local Knowledge
Hidden Gems
- •Short detour to Acigami Lake shoreline for quieter reflections and bird activity
- •Small viewpoints near Monte Susana that face the Beagle Channel and offer dawn light without the crowds
Wildlife
- •Fuegian (Andean) fox
- •Patagonian thrush / rayadito
Conservation Note
The park protects fragile subantarctic peat bogs and coastal ecosystems; visitors are asked to stay on paths and minimize disturbance to nesting birds and sensitive vegetation.
The area was historically used by Yámana canoe cultures; later 19th‑century explorers and settlers established trails and small outposts that evolved into modern park infrastructure.
What to Bring
Waterproof hiking bootsEssential
Grip and ankle support for rocky shores and wet boardwalks.
Windproof rain jacketEssential
Protects against sudden rain and strong channel winds.
Insulating mid‑layerEssential
Retains warmth during chilly coastal outings; useful year‑round in Patagonia.
Daypack with water and snacksEssential
Carries layers, water, camera and personal items for the 4‑hour tour.
Common Questions
How long is the park tour from Ushuaia?
The scheduled tour runs about 4 hours and includes several photo stops and a short shoreline walk of roughly 20–30 minutes, depending on weather.
Is the walk strenuous?
No — the main activity level is easy with short, sometimes uneven sections; it’s suitable for most visitors, including families with older children.
Can I combine this with the End of the World Train?
Yes — many visitors add the End of the World Train for a fuller half‑day; booking options are often available the same day but check availability in high season.
What wildlife might I see?
Look for Fuegian (Andean) foxes, Patagonian songbirds like the rayadito and thrushes, and marine birds along the Beagle Channel; sightings vary by season.
Book This Experience
Check AvailabilityDuration
4 hours
Location
Ushuaia, Tierra del Fuego
Difficulty
easy
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; includes short 30‑minute walk and photo stops with gentle elevation changes.
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