Hiking & Trekking Tours & Trips in Argentina
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- Highlights El Calafate & El Chalten
- Esencial Patagonia: El Calafate & El Chalten Camp Experience
- Mountain Escape – Patagonia: El Chalten – 5 Days
- El Chalten + El Calafate, Glaciers and Trekking 6 Days
- Patagonia Trekking: El Chaltén – 3 Days
- 5-Day Ushuaia Adventure Tour
- Exploring the End of the World: A 10-Day Adventure!
- Fitz Roy Patagonia (PRIVATE TRIP)
- Private Argentina Holiday to Patagonia & Wine Trip, Daily Departure
- Classic Hikes of Patagonia
Highlights El Calafate & El Chalten
3 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Hotel Las Dunas and Hotel Chalten Suites were very nice hotels to stay. We will definetely come back to Patagonia soon.”
Jack, traveled in April
Challenging 17km Fitz Roy route and Cerro Torre path showcase Argentina's finest trails. Perito Moreno Glacier's ice falls and Lago Argentino's shores complement comfortable stays in El Chaltén and El Calafate.
Duration 7 days Destinations El Calafate, El Chalten, Mount Fitz Roy, Cerro Torre Mountain, Perito Moreno Glacier Age Range 12 to 75 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Physical Rating Moderate Distance 204 mi Operator People Travel and Experience From
- NZ$3,213
Esencial Patagonia: El Calafate & El Chalten Camp Experience
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“Fantastic Experience. Flor is a very pasionate person with lot of experience.”
Evelyn, traveled in May
Premier Argentine trails lead to Laguna de los Tres for Fitz Roy views and Cerro Torre's base. Nights at Poincenot camp beneath towering peaks precede Perito Moreno Glacier's impressive formations in Los Glaciares National Park.
Duration 7 days Destinations El Calafate, Perito Moreno Glacier, El Chalten, Mount Fitz Roy Age Range 18 to 85 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Physical Rating Moderate Distance 207 mi Operator People Travel and Experience From
- NZ$3,370
Mountain Escape – Patagonia: El Chalten – 5 Days
2 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The route itself was difficult and risky in places, but enjoyable. It is not for the faint hearted but the risk was rewarded with amazing views.”
Clare, traveled in March
Argentina's premier 62km route through Los Glaciares National Park tests experienced hikers. The path from Hosteria El Pilar to Viento Pass includes river crossings by zipline and significant elevation gains. Mountain experience and strong fitness required.
Duration 5 days Destinations El Chalten, Mount Fitz Roy, Cerro Torre Mountain Age Range 18 to 65 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Physical Rating Moderate Distance 20 mi Operator Unu Raymi Expeditions From $2,724
7% Off- NZ$2,526You save $198
El Chalten, Argentina's trekking capital, serves as base for this multi-day hiking adventure. Pristine trails lead to Mt. Fitz Roy base and Laguna Torre, with crystal-clear stream water available. Moderate difficulty level suitable for ages 18+, combining independent hiking with organized logistics.
Duration 6 days Destinations El Calafate, El Chalten, Perito Moreno Glacier Age Range 18 to 75 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Physical Rating Moderate Distance 222 mi Operator Hi Travel Argentina From
7% Off- NZ$763
Patagonia Trekking: El Chaltén – 3 Days
4 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Amazing Experience, Highly Recommended.”
Tina, traveled in June
Iconic Argentine paths span 45km with 3-6 hours daily hiking. The route reaches Cerro Torre viewpoint, Laguna de los Tres beneath Mount Fitz Roy, and hidden Laguna Piedras Blancas, led by expert bilingual guides.
Duration 3 days Destinations El Chalten, Cerro Torre Mountain, Mount Fitz Roy Age Range 18 to 65 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Distance 20 mi Operator Unu Raymi Expeditions From $1,650
12% Off- NZ$1,452You save $198
Tierra del Fuego National Park's 7km coastal trail offers breathtaking Beagle Channel views. Ancient Yámana settlements dot the path to Lapataia Bay, where Route 3 concludes. Hot lunch at Lake Roca and expert bilingual guides included.
Duration 5 days Destinations Ushuaia, Tierra del Fuego National Park Age Range up to 80 year olds Physical Rating Easy Distance 23 mi Operator Tangol Tours From
12% Off- NZ$2,297
Patagonian trails lead from Perito Moreno Glacier's ice paths to Tierra del Fuego's forests. The 60km route through National Park paths includes Lapataia Bay and Fagnano Lake, with expert guides and stays at Kalenshen Calafate and Altos de Ushuaia.
Duration 10 days Destinations Buenos Aires, El Calafate, Ushuaia Age Range 12 to 100 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Physical Rating Easy Distance 1642 mi Operator Trips SouthAmerica From
12% Off- NZ$2,443
Los Glaciares National Park's varied terrain includes an 8-hour trek to Laguna Torre and ascent to Laguna de Los Tres. Paths range from Perito Moreno Glacier's ice walls to Mount Fitz Roy's base, covering up to 12 miles daily.
Duration 8 days Destinations El Calafate, Perito Moreno Glacier, El Chalten, Mount Fitz Roy Age Range 16 to 80 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Distance 238 mi Operator OneSeed Expeditions From $6,731
20% Off- NZ$5,385You save $1,346
Argentina's magnificent landscapes unfold from Tierra del Fuego's waterfalls to El Chalten's Mount Fitz Roy. The adventure includes guided hikes in Nahuel Haupi National Park and the Arrayan Forest, with professional support throughout.
Duration 18 days Destinations Buenos Aires, Ushuaia, Tierra del Fuego National Park, El Calafate, Perito Moreno Glacier, El Chalten, San Carlos De Bariloche, Victoria Island, Salta, CafayateSee all destinations Age Range 1 to 99 year olds Physical Rating Easy Distance 7256 mi Operator Agate Travel From
20% Off- NZ$15,211
Duration 15 days Destinations Buenos Aires, El Chalten, El Calafate, Perito Moreno, Torres del Paine National Park, Punta Arenas, Ushuaia Age Range 15 to 99 year olds Distance 3745 mi Operator Intrepid Travel From
20% Off- NZ$10,115
What people love about Hiking & Trekking Tours in Argentina
- Highlights El Calafate & El Chalten
Absolutely top marks for the people taking care of me: the hotel staff, drivers, mountain guide, ... They were friendly, accommodating, competent and extremely well-organized. From that point of view, it's five stars. However, there is one detail that I recommend everyone to inquire about before the booking, so you are not disappointed like I was. For any trip, there is a maximum number of people given, 10 in this case, and when I checked for the date that I wanted, it said 5 places left on that trip. That meant 5 people were already booked, right? No such luck, it turned out I was the only participant. Later I realized that this is a default setting, just like the slogan "Filling fast" beside every upcoming start date. Wrong again. This kind of company policy is misleading at best.
- Patagonia Trekking: El Chaltén – 3 Days
Amazing Experience , Highly Recommended
- Patagonia Hiking
Overall, the tour was great and I would highly recommend to others. Regarding the trek to Fitz Roy: It was strenuous as expected and the evening should not have included a dinner meeting at 7:00 PM, which did not give time for return to hotel, shower and regroup for the following day. This night should have been a free night of choice with meals since the pay is out of the client pocket. I did end up eating with a few others who chose not to dine at the meeting time since we showed up at the restaurant later than expected due to details above. There was no seating, which was fine, and we were on our own. Joaquin sensed this and joined us after he dined with the others who made the eating time. Poles should be used on day one of the hike and were not recommended. The first hike is a hike but the second choice is choice and should be noted that poles should be used due to the nature of technical skills and fixed ropes. Regular trekking boots should be worn on day 4 of the visit to the glaciers due to steps as visit sites. Regular tennis shoes were recommended and I am glad that I used boots. The weather was cold and windy and boots are comfortable for this day. An amount for tipping was advised but did not realize the number of different guides used during the tour e.g. van rides with tutorials, rafting. Joaquin's role as organizer was different than the daily guide use and should be noted. I would have budgeted amounts appropriately with this information.
What our customers ask about Hiking & Trekking Tours & Trips in Argentina
When is the best time of year for hiking in Argentina's different regions?
Argentina's hiking seasons vary across its regions. From October to March Patagonia sees its best hiking conditions with December to February being ideal for El Calafate and El Chalten. Ushuaia and Tierra del Fuego welcome hikers during summer (December-February) with longer days and warmer weather. The Aconcagua climbing window spans mid-November to late February when conditions are stable. The trails near Mendoza's vineyards can be explored year-round though spring (September-November) and fall (March-May) offer the most pleasant temperatures. One TourRadar traveler noted: "We visited in January and the conditions were perfect - great visibility at Mount Fitz Roy and comfortable temperatures for hiking."
How physically demanding are Argentina's hiking tours?
Each region presents different physical challenges. The Perito Moreno Glacier trails near El Calafate offer gentle walks on clear paths. El Chalten's popular Laguna de los Tres trek needs moderate fitness with 6-8 hours of walking and 2000ft elevation changes. Serious mountaineers tackle Aconcagua's multi-day expeditions above 14000ft. Most Patagonia tours need hikers to carry basic supplies in daypacks. A TourRadar traveler shared: "The Torres del Paine circuit was challenging but doable with regular fitness - we hiked 5-7 hours daily with plenty of breaks."
Where do I sleep during multi-day treks in Argentina?
Sleep arrangements change by location. El Chalten features established bases like Camp Poincenot with dome tents and dining areas. Aconcagua climbers stay in mountain shelters including Plaza de Mulas Base Camp at 14000 feet. Some Torres del Paine routes mix camping with hotel stays at places like Hotel Kosten Aike in El Calafate. According to a TourRadar traveler: "The full camps in El Chalten were surprisingly comfortable with proper sleeping bags and mats plus a heated dining tent for meals."
How much does a typical hiking tour in Argentina cost?
Daily rates for Argentina hiking tours range from $230 to $800 based on comfort level and included services. Basic 3-day treks start at $690 while high-end 10-day experiences in places like Torres del Paine can reach $8000. A TourRadar traveler remarked: "While not cheap the quality of guides accommodations and overall experience made the investment worthwhile."
What wildlife might I encounter while hiking in Argentina?
Each hiking region offers unique wildlife encounters. Patagonia's trails reveal guanacos Andean condors flamingos and occasional pumas around Torres del Paine. Tierra del Fuego features Magellanic penguin colonies especially at Martillo Island. The El Calafate area hosts Andean deer and foxes. As one TourRadar traveler reported: "We saw incredible wildlife in Torres del Paine - groups of guanacos rheas with their chicks and even a condor soaring overhead."
How difficult is the trek to Mount Fitz Roy base camp?
The Mount Fitz Roy base camp route covers 24km round trip gaining 800m in elevation. Most hikers complete the journey in 8-9 hours starting from Hosteria El Pilar. The last hour presents a steep climb to Laguna de los Tres viewpoint. Early morning departures help reach the viewpoint by midday. A TourRadar traveler shared: "The climb to Laguna de los Tres was tough but entirely worth it - the views of Fitz Roy were magical and impressive."
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