Is the End of the World Train included or optional?

The train is optional. The base tour (EUR 76+) includes park exploration with your guide; you can add the train experience separately for additional cost.

How much walking is involved?

The Coastal Path is the main hiking component. Difficulty is moderate with uneven, natural terrain. The pace is guided, and you can adjust intensity with your guide.

What wildlife might I see?

The Sub-Antarctic forest hosts Magellanic woodpeckers, steamer ducks, Andean condors, southern river otters, and guanacos (wild relatives of llamas). Sightings depend on season and time of day.

Is hotel pickup included?

Yes, the tour includes pickup and drop-off at your hotel in central Ushuaia.

Waterproof jacket, layered clothing, comfortable hiking shoes, hat, sunscreen, and a reusable water bottle. Conditions are windy and cool even in summer.

How long does the tour take?

The core tour is 4.5 hours. Adding the End of the World Train experience will extend your total time by approximately 1.5–2 hours, depending on train scheduling.

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Tierra del Fuego National Park with optional End of the World Train

Ushuaia, Argentina

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About this activity

Explore Argentina's southernmost national park on a guided 4.5-hour excursion from Ushuaia, where Sub-Antarctic forests, dramatic coastlines, and mountain vistas meet at the edge of Patagonia. This tour includes hotel pickup and an optional ride aboard the historic End of the World Train—the world's southernmost railway.

After being picked up at your hotel in the center of Ushuaia, where you will take an exciting ride on the last 4.5 miles. The park has dramatic scenery, with waterfalls, forests, mountains and glaciers.

The Senda Costera (Coastal Path), connecting Ensenada Bay to Lapataia Bay on Lago Roca, is a popular hiking trail within the park. Forests of Antarctic beech, lenga beech and coihue in the lower elevations of the park are home to many animal species.

A professional guide will be with you every step of the way if you may have any questions.

Highlights

✓Coastal Path (Senda Costera) hiking between two scenic bays
✓Sub-Antarctic beech and lenga forests with native wildlife
✓Views of Lago Roca, waterfalls, and mountain peaks
✓Optional End of the World Train experience—southernmost rail journey on Earth
✓Expert guide included throughout the tour

Insider tips

★Book the train option in advance; seats fill quickly during peak season and it operates on a limited schedule
★Wear waterproof layers—weather changes rapidly; afternoon winds can be strong near the coast
★Start early if combining with the train to maximize daylight for both activities
★Bring binoculars; Magellanic woodpeckers, steamer ducks, and Andean condors are frequently spotted in the park

Good to know

•Hotel pickup and drop-off included in central Ushuaia
•Comfortable walking shoes required; Coastal Path is moderate difficulty with uneven terrain
•Park entrance fee may be additional—confirm with operator
•Restroom facilities limited; use amenities before entering the park
•English-speaking guides available; confirm language preference at booking

Who it's for

Nature and hiking enthusiasts seeking remote Patagonian landscapesRailway history buffs interested in the End of the World TrainBirdwatchers and wildlife photographersFirst-time visitors to Ushuaia wanting a structured introduction to Tierra del Fuego

Best time to visit

Visit October to March (Southern Hemisphere spring/summer) for longer daylight hours, mild temperatures, and accessible trails. Early morning departures offer the best wildlife viewing and clearer mountain visibility before afternoon winds increase.