Tierra del Fuego National Park – Argentina
Tierra del Fuego National Park lies just west of Ushuaia on the southern tip of South America. The park protects a rugged landscape where the forests of the Andes Mountains descend toward the cold waters of the Beagle Channel.
The scenery combines sub-Antarctic forests, mountain peaks, glacial valleys, and coastal inlets that form one of the most distinctive environments in Patagonia. Trails within the park lead through lenga and southern beech forests while offering views of bays, rivers, and distant snow-covered mountains.
As Argentina’s southernmost national park, Tierra del Fuego preserves a remarkable wilderness at the edge of the continent.
