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1 / 67-Hour Lakes Escondido & Fagnano - USHUAIA (Shared tour)
About this activity
Explore Tierra del Fuego's dramatic glacial landscape on this 7-hour guided tour, visiting two pristine lakes carved by ancient ice and passing through remote valleys home to working husky teams. This shared excursion combines wilderness scenery with close encounters of sled dogs in their training environment, offering an authentic slice of Patagonian adventure from Ushuaia.
After pickup from your hotel, we will explore the stunning landscapes of Tierra del Fuego. Drive through picturesque valleys and winter centers, where you can see trained Alaskan and Siberian huskies preparing for winter races. We’ll continue our journey across the Andes range to discover two beautiful glacier-formed lakes: Escondido and Fagnano. On our way back, we will stop at a restaurant for lunch (please note that lunch is not included in the rate). Join us for this memorable adventure in one of the most breathtaking regions of the world!
Highlights
- ✓Lake Escondido and Lake Fagnano — two glacier-formed alpine lakes with stunning mountain backdrops
- ✓Husky breeding and training centre with Alaskan and Siberian sled dogs
- ✓Drive through Tierra del Fuego valleys and winter sports areas
- ✓Traverse the Andes foothills with sweeping Patagonian vistas
- ✓Hotel pickup and drop-off included
Insider tips
- ★Bring a camera with a wide-angle lens; the lake reflections and mountain scenery at midday offer the best light for photography
- ★Wear layered clothing — Patagonian weather changes rapidly, and you'll spend significant time outdoors near exposed lakes
- ★Ask your guide about husky behaviour and breeding season timing; interaction opportunities vary depending on the time of year
Good to know
- •Lunch stop en route, but meals are not included — bring cash or confirm restaurant payment options in advance
- •Shared tour with other guests; small-group minivan format typical for remote Tierra del Fuego routes
- •Hotel pickup and return included; confirm hotel location with operator beforehand
- •Comfortable walking shoes essential; some paths around the lakes may be uneven or muddy
Who it's for
Best time to visit
October to March (Southern Hemisphere spring and summer) offers the most stable weather and longest daylight for lake viewing and photography. Winter months (June–August) see shorter days and potentially hazardous Andean road conditions, though husky teams are most active during training season.







