A very pleasant park near Ushuaia-lovely beech trees ,quiet lakes, blackheaded swans and wild horses. More

Great fun to take a picture at Milepost 0 of the Pan-American highway. Gorgeous place, incredibly unspoiled, fascinating plants. Well worth a visit More

For me it was not the most beautyfull NP, but it was well worth going there. I would recommend staying there overnight with your tent, lots of wildlife to be seen. In the park are alot of nice walks and a pretty interesting museum of the native people the used to life there. More

Liked everything, but felt kind of sad since the day before we went to the Presidio and found out that the inmates were taken to the Park as a reward for good behavior. It was a little cold in November (and wearing hight tech cold gear), so can you imagine how was for the inmates 100 years ago. More

Be careful to take the Enseada Bay trail alone, too long and no good signs, no clear instructions or guidance. initial track alongside sea is very nice however, about half of track (4 km) is inside the forest with no much to see, just trees. More

We hired a driver who spoke English to take us through the park. While our arranged driver (Gerardo Germain) didn't come himself, he outsourced to one of his partners (Diego) who was great. Getting a driver makes the park even better since you go at your own pace, but clarify price since we had a misunderstanding (simple miscommunication in email).... More

The mountainous scenery is incredible and would love to go back and camp there. I also liked visiting the southern-most post office in the world that's located there. More

I wish we had enough time to stay a day or two longer in Ushuaia to visit the Tierra del Feugo National Park becuase there were several many hikes and so much to see. But if you have one day to hike, I'd recommend doing the coastal trail and if your feet haven't fallen off, then do the vertical climb... More

There's not much to be said that hasn't already been said. Its a nature reserve just outside Ushuaia with loads of walking trails of varying difficulty. There's a post office at the end of the world and the end of Ruta Nacional 3 and the pan-American highway (a mere 17,848 kilometres from Alaska). My main advice - hire a car... More