This was a beautiful little national park. The roads are dirt/gravel, but are easy to drive. If you don't want to pay to take a tour, just rent a car in Ushuaia. The driving is easy, even for foreigners. The entrance fee for US citizens was 5,500 pesos per person. Have cash, the credit card reader wasn't working. The do have camping available in the park.

If you get a chance to visit this beautiful national park, definitely added to your schedule. It is not too large to see all of the interesting places in one day, but if you have the time I would recommend two days. Or you can buy a ticket for 8500 Argentine pesos that gives you admission for two days within 72 hours of the first entry. Otherwise, you can pay 5500 pesos per person for a one day pass. A lot of people go there because they want to see the post office at the end of the world, but this appears to rarely be open annoyingly so don’t count on sending your postcards from there. There are some rather easy hikes that you can do, there are horses roaming around and beautiful vistas, and you will have a great day seeing beautiful scenery and landscapes.

It's an amazing place to visit. We took a taxi tour of the park and every stop was amazing. The end of the world post office and the surroundings were breath taking. If you're taking the train, make sure NOT to book the last one (I think 3PM) so that you can get off the train., enjoy the park and return by the last train available.

So good except cafe shut at 3pm. No beer reward for a very decent hike. Get the minibus from the sales hut in the car park on the front. Tame hawks and foxes and geese. So many lovely birds to accompany you in the climb up through the woods. Roots form steps. Easy to get down. Hard work going up! Views are very rewarding

Fantastic national park! If you have only one full day in Ushuaia spend at least half of it here. I went both hiking and on a little flatwater rafting tour with Canal Fun. Both were fantastic. I highly recommend buying tickets ahead of time with the QR code or on the website. You can also send a postcard from the southernmost Argentine post office in the park.

Went there by bus from Ushuaia (private company). Started from the post and then finished by the « baia lapataia » The driver was really friendly. The entrance fee to the park was 13K The trek around the park is quite easy and enjoyable

Very nice area for trekking and visiting viewpoints. We had a car so it was easy to get around. We enjoyed the coastal walk by the post office the most. Lots of people on tours so arrive early if you can. Weather changed quite a bit during the day too so needed wind/waterproof clothing. Post office has postcards to buy and send at a reasonable price not too different from centre of Ushuaia. It was free entry when we went (early Nov 23) but think now it’s high season you have to pay a national park fee.

Tierra del Fuego National Park encompasses a rich and varied ecosystem. The aspect is wooded mountain and the many trekking routes allow you to visit it far and wide. You can get to know local plants and animals. Some points are really interesting, such as the mountain and the lake (Roca / Acigami) which halfway mark the border with Chile, or the Lapataia Bay which determines the end of "Ruta 3" or the post office further south of the world in Ensenada Bay.

Tierra del Fuego National Park was beautiful! I visited in December of 2022. There were plenty of beautiful trails, including water views, rock formations, and a variety of flowers and other plants. The scenery provides a surreal backdrop for canoeing and hiking.

Biking distance from Ushuaia you can enjoy the park. (You can rent bikes in town. Wear a Buff neck gaiter, dusty dirt road ) Enjoy the park.

The park is beautiful but you are forced to walk on dirty roads together with cars a lot which really isn't something pleasant. One could find nicer trails around Ushuaia...and for free.

Beautiful national park. They do have an entrance fee which can be paid in cash or card. They have a variety of trails to choose from. Most trails are relatively easy in difficulty and are well marked. The views are absolutely beautiful.

Beautiful park and great hiking area. Wish we could have had more time to explore. Some tourists were camping inside the park. Restrooms are limited inside the park.

Worth touring with one of the travel companies in Ushuaia if you are time-strapped but better yet to rent a car, study the maps and spend more time on the beautiful trails. There are trails of a few hundred meters to 1.2km to 7km or even longer. Take your time and linger. The train? Cute and worth doing once. By the way there are great camping grounds and rafting experiences. It’s completely safe too!

It is a beautiful National Park. However, after seeing National parks in USA (like Yosemite, Yellowstone, Glacier National Park etc.) experience was quite underwhelming. We were hoping to see lots of nearby mountains with snow covered peak but there were none in good visibility range. Entrance to the National Park was very poorly managed. Only two people manning the ticketing room with long lines. No restroom. No place to sit down. Utter waste of half an hour to get tickets. They should start issuing tickets online and in advance. Tickets cost almost US $15 per person basis and a rip off for a short visit. Train Ride is also very ordinary with no spectacular scenery.

Stunningly beautiful. If you are time-crunched, take one of the half-day coach tours from Ushuaia and let them show you some highlights. Recommended.

It is a must go if you are interested in the history behind Ushuaia. I found the museum interesting, but the display was all over the place. They've put different presentations on each cell of the old jail, which is a very good idea, the problem is, that they are not particularly organized. There isn't a section for each display, so you can go from "life in prison" to "Antarctica research" to "famous prisoner" to "Life in Ushuaia" randomly. And the thing is, those categories are things I just thought out for this review, they are not signs that you actually find in the museum. All that, plus a really expensive ticket for what we did there left us with a bitter sweet taste. Still, I do not regret going.

If you have time in Ushuaia I definitely recommend visiting the museum It quite big and gives lots of info on the history of Ushuaia

Ticket price has increased to 6100 pesos. Interesting museum as it covers various topics like maritime, marine life, the Antarctic, the prisons history and even indigenous tribes like the Yamanas. My biggest issue with this place is how unstructured the layout is. You'll be reading about penguins in one section but then right next to it you're reading about life in the prison. The general flow of information is random and information could be more concise instead of very lengthy paragraphs to read. Various topics are located in different parts of the prison but I wish information flowed in a way that made sense. It's certainly interesting to walk through a repurposed prison and even visit the original cells. If you want to learn more about the history I still highly recommend it.

Highly recommend checking this place out. Is a really interesting museum that contains a lot of information and a very interesting layout. Plenty to see and when you get an entry you will be able to leave and come back the next day. It is good for 48 hours.

Very big museum with alot of information. With entrance ticket you can visit for 2 days straight.

I can genuinely say I’ve never experienced something like this. This place is over 100 years old, eerie with the energy that’s been here, vast, and has endless rooms and little galleries with so much history. You can tell a lot of effort has gone into curating this museum and I learned a lot. It’s kind of expensive at 16,500 pesos, but if nothing else, take a visit here for the novelty. I spent 2 hours here but could have spent even more if I went though everything.

It talks about the many voyages which helped put the island on the map. Moreover, it speaks about how the city developed through the jail and prisoners which were sent here.

Despite the various negative reviews I had read I decided to go there because I considered it a must (given the historical importance) but you can definitely avoid it (especially if you have a limited budget). The museum is absolutely not worth the price you are going to pay (5000 pesos in November 2022, price for foreign tourists). It is perhaps one of the most expensive museums in all of Argentina. It is also perhaps the only indoor place where you will feel cold in Ushuaia. The museum needs a museological reform, it is almost only very long explanatory panels (in English and Spanish) that tire even the greatest museum lovers like me. You can avoid paying and read almost everything online. They say there is an audio guide but it doesn't always work (I just gave up but it should also be available in Portuguese and Italian). Definitely not suitable for children, they will get tired. The number of people who can enter is not limited or well managed so that sometimes it is just too crowded. The ticket includes other museums, or rather other rooms or exhibitions, which may be interesting but once again are absolutely not worth the price you are going to pay. You can return again with the same ticket within 48 hours if you have it stamped at the entrance and you still feel like it.

Interesting museum that just has far, far too much information presented in a completely haphazard and random way. It’s incredibly difficult to follow any sort of historical timeline, plus most of the English translations feel like they came straight from Google translate 15years ago. 6200ARS for tourists also feels overpriced, although you can get a stamp for free to come back the day after you first visit. If they could revamp it to tell more of a chronological story it would be super interesting but currently it’s just a barrage of standalone information boards.

Excellent museum and also an interesting building and area to walk around. There are several old ships and trains and things outside that are too big to fit inside the museum. Guided tours are only in Spanish. The same former prison complex has four museums and an art gallery.

Quite large museum, with different exhibitions. Unfortunately I managed to go through parts of maritime, Antarctica, and old Ushuaia. There are also prison museum, native people's one, naval one etc. To explore all of it, several hours would be needed.

Beautiful musuem. So much to.learn. they have made the prisoners center of attention. That was just beautiful. Very thoughtfully designed musuem. It can take around 2-3 hours

It’s a large museum with a lot to see. It’s nice of them to allow multiple entrance within 48 hours.

Excellent museum situated in an old prison. Probably the best visitor attraction in Ushuaia. Very extensive areas ofcexhibitions not just relating to the history of the jail, but also on the ethnic people of Terra del Fuego and the discovery of Cape Horne, Magellan Straights andcthe Drake Passage.

Very interesting, especially the prison history. Combine with a ride on the prison train.

Good setting inside the prison, but very disorganized. A lot of information, but no clear line of purpose… Seems like they mixed a lot of thing inside the same area without focusing on fewer things with higher quality. Very expensive for what it is, lacks cohesive history of the place, only good area was the historic pavilion in which you have a feeling of what the place actually was like.

It’s a nice museum but it could be a bit better divided between the different themes they expose in there. You will learn about the history of Ushuaia, the history of the prison itself, maritime history, sea life and art.

(Translated by Google) It is a fjord in the Beagle Channel that has large submerged forests of algae. In fact its name means that: Forest Bay. Avoid paid excursions and explore it yourself, entering the forests that surround it; This way you will enjoy it in all its splendor. (Original) Es un fiordo del canal de Beagle que posee grandes bosques sumergidos de algas. De hecho su nombre significa eso: Bahía del Bosque. Evita las excursiones pagas y recórrela tu mismo, adentrándote en los bosques que la rodean; así la disfrutarás en todo su esplendor.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place that one should not miss in Ushuaia (Original) Hermoso lugar que uno no debe dejar de visitar en ushuaia

(Translated by Google) It is beautiful in summer and winter .. not to be missed (Original) Es hermoso en verano e invierno ..imperdible

(Translated by Google) The day we had a beautiful clear sky, which was reflected incredibly well in the water. (Original) El día nos tocó con un hermoso cielo despejado, el cual se reflejaba increíblemente bien en el agua.

(Translated by Google) It is very...very...very...far away but it is worth all the km to get there, it is a magnificent place to enjoy life. (Original) Esta muy..muy...muy..lejos pero vale la pena todos los km para llegar, es un lugar magnífico para disfrutar de la vida.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful view, quiet place, to enjoy. (Original) Hermosa vista, lugar tranquilo, para disfrutar.

(Translated by Google) Unforgettable landscapes (Original) Paisajes inolvidables

(Translated by Google) A unique place. Crazy. The path of the beacon is....ufffff (Original) Un lugar único. Una locura. La senda de la baliza es....ufffff

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place to visit, when I was there I saw a red fox on the side of the road (Original) Hermoso lugar para recorrer, cuando estuve ví un zorro colorado a un lado del camino

It's truly beautiful place to be, Unfortunately due to busy schedule could not complete hike to the top

One of the most beautiful places in Ushuaia

Nature and it's beauty. Amazing place ❤️

(Translated by Google) Very nice hill, I recommend it. The journey is short (between 1h and 1.30h to climb), the view is very beautiful. I recommend going up through the forest and going down the trail, it is not complicated. In case of snow, it is better to rent boots and a cane to climb it (Original) Muy lindo cerro, lo recomiendo. El trayecto es corto (entre 1h y 1.30h para subirlo), la vista es muy linda. Recomiendo subirlo por el bosque y bajar por la pista, no tiene complicaciones. En caso de nieve, es mejor alquilar botas y bastón para subirlo

(Translated by Google) One of the most beautiful landscapes I've ever seen!!! It's even worth walking along the sides of the highway to take photos, stunning landscapes! (Original) Uma das mais lindas paisagens que ja vi !!! Vale a pena inclusive caminhar pelas margens da rodovia para tirar fotos, paisagens deslumbrantes!

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place. Highly recommended, bring special shoes, and plenty of shelter. (Original) Hermoso lugar. Super recomendado, llevar si o si calzado especial, y mucho abrigo.

(Translated by Google) The place is one of the main glaciers in the city of Ushuaia. Access is easy although the path is very steep and quite tiring. But anyone can access it at their own pace. There is a point where it is no longer so easy to access because it becomes difficult. The path to the glacier can be done either along the ski slope or along the side of the river, a path that I recommend for the landscape. From above you can see the entire city of Ushuaia. (Original) El lugar es uno de los principales glaciares de la ciudad de Ushuaia. El acceso es sencillo aunque el camino es muy empinado y cansa bastante. Pero cualquiera puede acceder a su ritmo. Hay un punto a donde ya no es tan sencillo acceder debido a que se pone dificultoso. El camino hacia el glaciar se puede hacer tanto por la pista de esquí como por el costado del río, camino que recomiendo por el paisaje. Desde arriba se puede ver toda la ciudad de Ushuaia.

Small but fun mountain to snowboard. Unfortunately I visited at the end of the season so half the trails were closed, but the ones that were open were good. Day pass price is very reasonable too.

I love this place, this is a excellent place for snowboarding. You feel like you walk at clouds, and the best thing is the view. You can imagine how it is in heaven from there. At the top of the mountain you can see the last thing at the world.

We came here for two days this July. The snow was great, and so is the mountain. It has great runs for beginners to the very experienced. Their ski school was fantastic for my six year old. He doesn’t speak Spanish, but almost all their coaches/counselors spoke English. The facilities are gorgeous, the food is delicious… I can’t say enough good things about this place.

After Sept 21th they decrease the ticket price and the ski season runs up to Oct 6th. O went o n Sept 26th, and it was great. They got great snow and nice trails. The only thing that bothered me is that the green trails don’t make to the base lodge.

We were there in July. It was our first time skiing. We are a family of five and we took lessons with Lucio Conesa and Ramiro. Both were terrific! Great teachers, very patient, great communicators. We think is an excellent place to learn how to ski. Congratulations! The restaurant is very expensive ( comparing to other restaurants in Argentina) food is poor quality for what we paid.

Gotta say this place is up there with some of the best in the world , from the equipment and amenities to the outstanding natural beauty and quality of its powder ! Simply breathtaking and enjoyable.

Cerro Castor is one of the best places for skiing. What I like - They have places to rent equipment and clothes, shoes, helmets, etc. Places are accessible even when you put your ski applied to feet. Good places to eat food (breakfast, lunch and snacks). The food is not much expensive and was decent in taste. Places are available at ground level as well as on level 1 to eat and stay inside if someone is not feeling well. They have RFID cards to access the cable car 🚡. You can go multiple time up the mountains. You can opt for the coaching for skiing. They provide 2 hour private coaching for 60000 pesos. Also they have group coaching cost around 25000 pesos per person. The prices can vary based on the season, time and inflation. What I did not like - The cost of clothes is a little expensive compared to the places available in the city. You could rent/buy clothes at a cheaper rate at the shops available in the city. Things to consider - You could buy the cerro castor pass directly via cerro castor website. If you go via any agency then you could be paying more price. You should have good clothes, probably wet proof. Better to buy your own glasses, they won't rent sunglasses and hand gloves here. You need to buy those. You need to book your commute in advance, you can find difficulties finding a car or taxi if you have not booked your commute.

If you came to Ushuaia in the winter and didn't get any snow, you should definitely go here. The snow is always here. It's either snowing or the snow is produced.

Traveling around the world and visited over 30 different resorts. And I never feel so poor guest services and poor communication and guidance from the staff at cerro castor. It was definitely a very sad experience besides that the trails are decent and the signs and app are OK. There were no double diamonds but a very nice trail for having fun with family. Sadly, around 4:30, staff wanna go home be aware of that. The views are unreal. The end of the world it's a place that you should visit. Bring some dollars and pesos as well sometimes they don't have system or will for provide help. The powder is not consistent but that up to mother nature. They work very well on keeping the trails smooth. The groomer doesn't overwork the snow and that gives you a terrific experience for speed and control. It is not cold it all but if you're not used to cold weather bring proper gear. You can land a helicopter on the resort so your experience can continue over the mountains. Definitely a place to go visit.

Fun mountain with good snow. Gets crowded like the rest of Ushuaia and expect long lines and busy slopes. Getting to and from Cerro Castor can get hectic.