Cross the Fuegian Andes combining mountain trekking and navigation! From Ushuaia you will reach Garibaldi Pass to trek through native forest, peatlands, and the Twin Lagoons, before continuing to Hidden Lake to navigate in an individual packraft after lunch and a safety briefing.
General information
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What to expect
The adventure begins with a fascinating trek through the majestic Fueguina Mountain Range. Guided by natural trails, we will delve into the heart of the Patagonian landscape, enjoying panoramic views and local flora. This hike, suitable for all levels, will allow us to connect with the vastness of the mountains before reaching our next destination: the crystal-clear waters of Lake Escondido.
Upon arriving at the lake, we will change perspective and embark on exciting inflatable boats. We will row across the serene surface of Lake Escondido, surrounded by an amphitheater of mountain peaks and native forests. This rowing experience will offer us a unique and peaceful view of the region's natural beauty, allowing us to enjoy the stunning landscapes from the water in an unforgettable activity.
What you should know
- Backpack per person of 25/30L.
- 1 water bottle per person (500cm2).
- Mandatory clothing for the activity: waterproof mid or high shaft boots, gaiters, waterproof pants, waterproof jacket.
- Water and snack to regain energy
- It is possible to rent the required clothing at an additional cost.
- One day before the activity, around 8 PM, Taun informs you about the exact pick-up time.
What is included
- Complete packrafting equipment: boat, paddle, life jacket, dry bag, waterproof pants.
- Certified professional guide
- Accident insurance
- PREMIUM MEAL (meat, chicken, vegetarian or celiac sandwich, cereal bar, alfajor, fruit, and candies).
What is not included
- Backpack for personal equipment
- Water bottle (bring your own and let's take care of the environment together)
