Vinciguerra Glacier Trekking

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(£274.99)


Vinciguerra Glacier Trekking
Ushuaia
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The tour begins at 08:00 am with the transfer from the hotel to the Andorran Valley, the place where many neighbours settled and formed one of the spontaneous urbanisation characteristic of Ushuaia. At 8:30 a.m., after leaving the vehicle, the hike starts along a river of thaw that crosses the turbal that covers the valley. This wet and slippery ground will be found along great part of the walk, so it is important to wear appropriate footwear.

Once in the forest, the ascent is constant, and although it is intense at first, it is less demanding near the vegetation line, about 600 meters above sea level, where we will arrive at about 10.30 am. Once above the tree line, you will be amazed by the steep peaks of the mountain range that surrounds the valley where the trek began.

At 11.30 am, the ascent continues along a stream of water that feeds on a glacial lagoon where, a few decades ago, the Vinciguerra glacier used to break into and release icebergs. Although today the glacier receded some tens of meters from the lagoon, is even more interesting because of the caves that formed and the ​​breathtaking views. Around 12.30 we arrive at the foot of the glacier, where we will take our lunch. An hour later we start the descent to arrive at our vehicles near 4 pm and return to the Ushuaia hotels

Suitable for:

Solo

Couples

Students

Groups

Business

Additional information

Experience

* Visit one of Ushuaia's most beautiful places
* Be accompanied by professional guides

Included

Transfer IN / OUT From Selected Hotels
Professional Guide
Personal Insurance
Lunch Box

Not included

* Extras
* Entrance fees

Essential Information

* This tour requires completing a medical form for the insurance.
* What to bring? Footwear Suitable For Trekking, Waterproof Jacket, Coat, Sunglasses, Backpack And Sunscreen

Essential Information

Full Day Trekking tour at Vinciguerra Glacier from Ushuaia including lunch

Vinciguerra Glacier Trekking
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