Monte Olivia and Glaciar de Agostini
Embark on an adventure to discover the treasures of Tierra del Fuego in the continent’s southern extreme.
The Argentinian Patagonia challenges you to conquer southern territories. Do you dare climb up to the highest peak of those surrounding Ushuaia? Come to Monte Olivia and embark on an adventure to the summit, more than 1,300 metres high. Choose one of the four climbing routes, and set off with expert guides. Climb up rocks, walk on the mountainsides, go through snow-covered paths.
Do you know who the first person who reached the Monte Olivia summit was? Alberto María de Agostini, Salesian Father, in 1913. He established a climbing route through the glacier that today takes his name. Explore the ice giant. Embark on a trekking adventure to walk around its base. Get amazed with the white paths, nestled valleys, and southern forests. Enjoy this experience in the province of Tierra del Fuego.
Location: Province of Tierra del Fuego, Argentinian Patagonia.
How to get there: By air, to Ushuaia airport, capital of Tierra del Fuego. By land, by bus or car via the National Route 3.
Climate: Cold and dry.
Recommended length of stay: 2 to 4 days.
Recommended clothing and gear: Appropriate warm clothes for extreme temperatures.