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It's not the largest glacier in Tierra del Fuego, but it is one of the most beautiful (and accessible). The route requires effort and a degree of independence, but it's well worth it.

After a short but steep climb, the summit offers a spectacular view straight out to sea. It's a perfect reminder of why every step of the ascent is worthwhile.

Border Marker XXIV marks the border between Chile and Argentina in a wide-open natural setting, overlooking Lake Roca and the mountains that separate the two countries. It is reached via an easy, scenic trail within Tierra del Fuego National Park, ideal for a leisurely hike. It's a great place to rest and take photos, but always bring a windbreaker due to the frequent Patagonian winds.

From here, you have incredible views of the Green Lagoon, which, as its name suggests, has a truly impressive emerald color.

This is where the border with Chile is located. It is forbidden to cross the border here.

Today we paid €40 per person for entry. Now we can stay in the national park for three days and two nights. The campsites in the park are free.

Lago Roca is a freshwater lake fed by the Argentine Andes and it flows into the Beagle Channel.

The trail up to the Martial Glacier in Ushuaia is a real gem for hiking enthusiasts who want to experience Patagonia up close. The hike starts at the foot of the mountains, where you walk along a wide path that after a while connects with a picturesque forest path. A small river flows here, which you cross over a bridge. After just the first few hundred meters of elevation, a fantastic view of the surrounding landscape opens up - you can see not only the majestic glacier, but also the foothills of the Beagle Channel in the background. The landscape is rough and impressive, especially when the snow covers the valley, as can be seen in the photo. But even on snow-free days, the trail offers fantastic views of the jagged rocks and the mighty mountain ranges. There are different routes so that you can customize your route - sometimes along the river, sometimes steeper towards the summit. The higher you go, the more dramatic the scenery becomes, and it's worth stopping now and then to enjoy the view of the wide valley. For me as a hiker, the peace and quiet up here was particularly impressive. There are always other hikers, but overall you feel very close to nature, which makes the Martial Glacier a real highlight, without the typical tourist hustle and bustle that you often experience on other glaciers like the Perito Moreno. Even if the climb is not one of the easiest, it is definitely doable and can be managed with sturdy shoes and a bit of stamina. A little tip: If you have the opportunity, take a detour to one of the higher viewpoints - the extra effort will be rewarded with an even more spectacular view of the glacier landscape. And on the way back you can reward yourself with homemade cake in one of the charming teahouses at the foot of the glacier