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- Hiking boots, and warm and waterproof clothing are essential for the challenging hike to Laguna de los Tres. Hiking sticks are optional but provide excellent support for steep ascents.
- Overnight tours typically include camping accommodation and all meals.
- The closest town to Laguna de los Tres is El Chaltne, where you’ll find an abundance of accommodation options, outdoor stores, and restaurants.
- There’s nowhere along the trail to buy food or water so ensure you stock up before setting off.
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It’s free to visit Laguna de los Tres and the trail leading to it. However, it’s recommended to embark on the semi-challenging route with a guide. Full-day guided hikes to Mt. Fitz Roy and Laguna de los Tres start from around US$179, while 2-day options begin at about US$375.
From the Argentine hiking capital of El Chalten, the Laguna de los Tres hike is a 15-mile (24-kilometer) round trip. There are steep sections that make it moderately difficult and it takes most hikers 8–10 hours. You can break up the hike by staying overnight and watching the sunrise over Mt. Fitz Roy.
Yes, there is a campsite a short walk from the Laguna de los Tres lookout point called Campamento Poincenot, which is free to use, has basic toilets, and is beside a stream that you can drink from. You will need to bring your own tent and all the necessary equipment to stay here.
Yes, you can swim in Laguna de los Tres, but be prepared for icy temperatures—it is a glacier lake, after all. The best time to take a dip is during the Patagonian summer months from December through February, when you should dry off quicker in the warm sun.
While hiking to Laguna de los Tres, you might be lucky enough to spot Andean condors gliding over the mountains or sandy-colored guanacos, which like grazing in the grasslands. The region also has pumas, but these big cats are much more elusive and harder to spot.





































