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Four days of glacier walking, boat crossings and Patagonian forest hikes from El Calafate. Walk on Perito Moreno with crampons, explore a quieter southern arm of Los Glaciares National Park, and return each evening to town.
Four days of glacier walking, boat crossings and Patagonian forest hikes from El Calafate. Walk on Perito Moreno with crampons, explore a quieter southern arm of Los Glaciares National Park, and return each evening to town.
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You step off the transfer and a cold wind from Lake Argentino pushes a clear, metallic smell into your face — the glacier calls you forward. On day two a boat trims across deep water to the icefront and, after brief instruction, crampons click onto boots; the glacier’s blue veins glitter and shift as you walk across ridges and melt ponds. On day three the itinerary slips away from the tourist balconies into the southern arm of Los Glaciares National Park, where boats, lenga forest and a vantage above an amphitheater of ice reveal a quieter, wilder Patagonia.
challenging.
4 days (active hiking 3–6 hours/day).
Good aerobic fitness and lower-body strength recommended; ability to walk on uneven, icy terrain for hours.
Yes — guides supply crampons and technical instructions for the Perito Moreno mini-trekking segment; you still need proper boots and personal layers.
Participants should have at least moderate to good fitness; the trip includes glacier walking and a day with up to six hours of hiking on uneven trails.
Full refund if cancelled at least 6 full days before departure; 50% refund if cancelled 2–6 days prior; no refund within 2 days of departure.
Round-trip transfers between El Calafate airport and the hotel are included as part of the tour.
Los Glaciares National Park preserves landscapes carved by repeated ice advances; Tehuelche people historically traversed these valleys long before estancia routes appeared.
The park is protected—stay on trails, avoid collecting ice or stones, and follow guide instructions to minimize impact on fragile glacier forefields.
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