Available Options:
1) Lunch at El Asador Steak House, with one drink included (water or soft drink).
2) Ushuaia City Tour
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The UNMISSABLE National Park + End of the World Train Tour in Ushuaia combines history, nature, and the option to choose an extra activity to complete your day: a City Tour around Ushuaia or lunch at one of our city’s standout restaurants.
With this experience, you’ll board the famous End of the World Train, the southernmost train on the planet, and relive in time and space the last 7 km of the original route traveled by prisoners from the former Ushuaia Prison during their logging work a century ago. Its panoramic carriages will let you enjoy a landscape that comes back to life with spring: green-covered valleys, forests sprouting new leaves, and mountains still capped with snow.
We’ll also discover Tierra del Fuego National Park, the only national park in Argentina where forest, sea, and mountains come together in the same place. We’ll visit its most iconic places:
In addition to enjoying the National Park + End of the World Train experience, you’ll be able to choose an extra activity to complete your day:
The National Park + End of the World Train UNMISSABLE experience is the ideal option for those who want to enjoy the best of Ushuaia in a single day: history, nature, and the flexibility to choose how to complete your day: enjoying the gastronomy at El Asador or adding the best City Tour in Ushuaia.
1. Your adventure starts right at your doorstep
From that moment on, you'll know this day is going to be unforgettable. We'll pick you up right at the door of your accommodation and head towards the city's southwest area, straight to the legendary Tierra del Fuego National Park, just 12 km from downtown Ushuaia.
2. End of the World Train: a journey through time
You’ll experience the history of the End of the World Train, reliving in time and space a unique journey through forests and valleys beginning to come back to life, along the same route once traveled by the former prisoners of Ushuaia:
You’ll discover how the southernmost train on the planet operates when you arrive at the End of the World Station, see the historic engine room in action, and explore the photo gallery that tells the history of the railway.
You’ll board the famous “prisoners’ train”, traveling the last 7 kilometers of the original route that the prisoners once traveled every day from the former Ushuaia Prison to the forest in what is now Tierra del Fuego National Park.
An intermediate station where the train stops so you can get off and enjoy the scenery from a viewpoint with incredible views of the Pipo River Valley, Cerro Guanaco, Cerro La Portada, and Mount Susana. You can also take a short walk to the beautiful Macarena Waterfall, before the train whistle invites us to board again and continue the journey on the famous End of the World Train.
During the journey, you’ll relive those stories through the multilingual audio system while taking in forests, rivers, and mountains that hold secrets from those times gone by. You’ll also see historic remains of the prisoners’ work that still remain in the landscape, which gave rise to many of the essential structures for Ushuaia until the middle of the last century.
3. Tierra del Fuego National Park: Ushuaia's natural emblem
We’ll discover the characteristic landscapes of Tierra del Fuego National Park: its mountains, glacial lakes, and vast peat bogs, along with the native forests of lengas, ñires, and coihues that define the region, home to the charming red fox and the emblematic giant woodpecker. You’ll feel how nature and history come together to make this national park an absolutely unique place:
The end of National Route Nº3 and the Pan-American Highway, the same road that connects Ushuaia with Alaska, a symbolic point and one of the most sought-after photos by travelers: you'll get to take the iconic photo with the sign, a globally recognized symbol.
A glacial lake shared with our neighboring country, Chile. You’ll take in one of the largest and most beautiful bodies of water in the park, famous for its absolute calm and the imposing mountains and forests that surround it.
An emerald-colored lagoon surrounded by forests, a place that attracts travelers for the unique beauty of its waters and its views of Cerro Cóndor, the natural boundary between Argentina and Chile.
With its historic pier and the famous End of the World postal booth, Ensenada Zaratiegui Bay is known for its panoramic views of the Beagle Channel, Isla Redonda, and its forest of flag trees.
4. Return to the city to continue with your chosen experience
After exploring the unforgettable of the Tierra del Fuego National Park and experiencing the history of the End of the World Train, we return towards Ushuaia. This transfer brings us back to the city, where the option the you chose within the UNMISSABLE excursion.
5. The perfect way to end the day: your unmissable experience
It's time to experience the option you chose in your unmissable, version, to complete your day after the Tierra del Fuego National Park + End of the World Train:
1. Start of the experience: Lunch at El Asador
The mediodía starts at El Asador Steak House, un espacio moderno y cómodo donde vas a disfrutar un hearty lunch with formato of corte de 250 gr y un buffet libre. con hot options, side dishes and dishes for all tastes, designed for you to enjoy a complete meal before starting the adventure.
It’s the ideal way to start, recharge your energy, and get ready for the journey aboard the End of the World Train and the most iconic stops in Tierra del Fuego National Park.
2. From El Asador, we start the adventure
We pick you up directly at El Asador after your lunch and start the journey to begin the Tierra del Fuego National Park + End of the World Train experience. As we leave the city's gastronomic area behind, that feeling of anticipation for great moments begins: the afternoon opens up, and it's time to experience the two unmissable activities that make this excursion unique in Ushuaia.
3. End of the World Train: The living history of the End of the World
You’ll experience the history of the End of the World Train, reliving in time and space a unique journey through forests and valleys beginning to come back to life, along the same route once traveled by the former prisoners of Ushuaia:
You’ll discover how the southernmost train on the planet operates when you arrive at the End of the World Station, see the historic engine room in action, and explore the photo gallery that tells the history of the railway.
You’ll board the famous “prisoners’ train”, traveling the last 7 kilometers of the original route that the prisoners once traveled every day from the former Ushuaia Prison to the forest in what is now Tierra del Fuego National Park.
An intermediate station where the train stops so you can get off and enjoy the scenery from a viewpoint with incredible views of the Pipo River Valley, Cerro Guanaco, Cerro La Portada, and Mount Susana. You can also take a short walk to the beautiful Macarena Waterfall, before the train whistle invites us to board again and continue the journey on the famous End of the World Train.
During the journey, you’ll relive those stories through the multilingual audio system while taking in forests, rivers, and mountains that hold secrets from those times gone by. You’ll also see historic remains of the prisoners’ work that still remain in the landscape, which gave rise to many of the essential structures for Ushuaia until the middle of the last century.
4. Tierra del Fuego National Park: Ushuaia's natural emblem
We’ll discover the characteristic landscapes of Tierra del Fuego National Park: its mountains, glacial lakes, and vast peat bogs, along with the native forests of lengas, ñires, and coihues that define the region, home to the charming red fox and the emblematic giant woodpecker. You’ll feel how nature and history come together to make this national park an absolutely unique place:
The end of National Route Nº3 and the Pan-American Highway, the same road that connects Ushuaia with Alaska, a symbolic point and one of the most sought-after photos by travelers: you'll get to take the iconic photo with the sign, a globally recognized symbol.
A glacial lake shared with our neighboring country, Chile. You’ll take in one of the largest and most beautiful bodies of water in the park, famous for its absolute calm and the imposing mountains and forests that surround it.
An emerald-colored lagoon surrounded by forests, a place that attracts travelers for the unique beauty of its waters and its views of Cerro Cóndor, the natural boundary between Argentina and Chile.
With its historic pier and the famous End of the World postal booth, Ensenada Zaratiegui Bay is known for its panoramic views of the Beagle Channel, Isla Redonda, and its forest of flag trees.
5. Heading back to Ushuaia with happy hearts
As we leave behind the forests and mountains of the park, the road brings us back to Ushuaia. The city reappears, and we arrive at downtown Ushuaia with the peace of having had a complete experience: lunch, train, viewpoints, trails, and that unique End of the World combination of sea, mountain, and forest. We'll drop you off at our office (Av. San Martín 775) so you can continue exploring the city in the afternoon.
1. We depart from our office in downtown Ushuaia
The experience begins at our Info De Ushuaia® office in the city center (Av. San Martín 775), where we meet to start the afternoon of adventure. We head towards the Tierra del Fuego National Park, in the southwest area of the city, just 12 km from downtown Ushuaia.
2. End of the World Train: a journey through time
You’ll experience the history of the End of the World Train, reliving in time and space a unique journey through forests and valleys beginning to come back to life, along the same route once traveled by the former prisoners of Ushuaia:
You’ll discover how the southernmost train on the planet operates when you arrive at the End of the World Station, see the historic engine room in action, and explore the photo gallery that tells the history of the railway.
You’ll board the famous “prisoners’ train”, traveling the last 7 kilometers of the original route that the prisoners once traveled every day from the former Ushuaia Prison to the forest in what is now Tierra del Fuego National Park.
An intermediate station where the train stops so you can get off and enjoy the scenery from a viewpoint with incredible views of the Pipo River Valley, Cerro Guanaco, Cerro La Portada, and Mount Susana. You can also take a short walk to the beautiful Macarena Waterfall, before the train whistle invites us to board again and continue the journey on the famous End of the World Train.
During the journey, you’ll relive those stories through the multilingual audio system while taking in forests, rivers, and mountains that hold secrets from those times gone by. You’ll also see historic remains of the prisoners’ work that still remain in the landscape, which gave rise to many of the essential structures for Ushuaia until the middle of the last century.
3. Tierra del Fuego National Park: Ushuaia's natural emblem
We’ll discover the characteristic landscapes of Tierra del Fuego National Park: its mountains, glacial lakes, and vast peat bogs, along with the native forests of lengas, ñires, and coihues that define the region, home to the charming red fox and the emblematic giant woodpecker. You’ll feel how nature and history come together to make this national park an absolutely unique place:
The end of National Route Nº3 and the Pan-American Highway, the same road that connects Ushuaia with Alaska, a symbolic point and one of the most sought-after photos by travelers: you'll get to take the iconic photo with the sign, a globally recognized symbol.
A glacial lake shared with our neighboring country, Chile. You’ll take in one of the largest and most beautiful bodies of water in the park, famous for its absolute calm and the imposing mountains and forests that surround it.
An emerald-colored lagoon surrounded by forests, a place that attracts travelers for the unique beauty of its waters and its views of Cerro Cóndor, the natural boundary between Argentina and Chile.
With its historic pier and the famous End of the World postal booth, Ensenada Zaratiegui Bay is known for its panoramic views of the Beagle Channel, Isla Redonda, and its forest of flag trees.
4. Return to the city to continue with your chosen experience
5. Ushuaia City Tour: the perfect way to cap off your day
You will visit the most representative spots in Ushuaia, adding a complete view of the city, its history, and its identity. It is the perfect finishing touch to complement the experience lived in the National Park and on the End of the World Train.
On this tour, you will see:
🚀 Don't miss out on this unique spring experience. Book now and discover the End of the World during its most vibrant season!
Not at all!. The experience is carried out all year round under any weather condition. In Ushuaia, the weather is part of the landscape: it can change several times in the same day, and that gives the experience a unique charm. Furthermore, the itinerary is prepared to adapt without you missing anything essential.
You can choose one of the two options to complete your PARQUE + TREN IMPERDIBLE:
In spring, the weather starts to warm up, but the climate can still vary. The ideal is to wear comfortable clothes and have some light outerwear at hand:
Keep in mind that you will spend most of the time inside the vehicle. It is always a good idea to pack a light hat or a scarf. Remember that the weather can change, so it's better prepared for everything.
Yes, the ticket for the unforgettable journey aboard the End of the World Train is already included, so you don’t have to worry about anything.
During the journey, you’ll relive those stories through the multilingual audio system while taking in forests, rivers, and mountains that hold secrets from those times gone by. You’ll also see historic remains of the prisoners’ work that still remain in the landscape and that gave rise to many of the essential structures of Ushuaia until the middle of the last century.
The time spent at each location may vary slightly depending on how the excursion unfolds that day. We always try to ensure you can enjoy everything peacefully, taking photos and making the most of every stop without rushing.
Yes, it's an ideal activity for everyone! From families with small children to older people, everyone can enjoy this tour. The main travel segments are done by mostly by vehicle, and the walks are short. Plus, the guide accompanies you at all times, ensuring that everyone can enjoy themselves at their own pace.
No, because by disposition of the National Parks Administration, the entrance fee must be paid personally at the park entrance solo en efectivo en pesos argentinos. Si querés pagar con tarjeta, visit the National Parks website de Parques Nacionales para abonarla de forma virtual. Es un costo aparte de la excursión, y se cobra según categoría (residencia).
starting at: $22.000,00
starting at: $110.000,00
starting at: $136.000,00
starting at: $150.000,00
starting at: $199.000,00
starting at: $190.000,00
The UNMISSABLE National Park + End of the World Train Tour in Ushuaia combines history, nature, and the option to choose an extra activity to complete your day: a City Tour around Ushuaia or lunch at one of our city’s standout restaurants.
You’ll board the famous End of the World Train, the southernmost train on the planet, and relive in time and space the last 7 km of the original route traveled by prisoners from the former Ushuaia Prison during their logging work a century ago. Its carriages with panoramic windows will let you enjoy the landscape of valleys, forests, and mountains while the audio guide immerses you in the history of those prisoners.
We’ll also discover Tierra del Fuego National Park, the only national park in Argentina where forest, sea, and mountains come together in the same place. We’ll visit its most iconic places:
In addition to enjoying the National Park + End of the World Train experience, you’ll be able to choose an extra activity to complete your day:
The National Park + End of the World Train UNMISSABLE experience is the ideal option for those who want to enjoy the best of Ushuaia in a single day: history, nature, and the flexibility to choose how to complete your day: enjoying the gastronomy at El Asador or adding the best City Tour in Ushuaia.
1. Your adventure starts right at your doorstep
From that moment on, you'll know this day is going to be unforgettable. We'll pick you up right at the door of your accommodation and head towards the city's southwest area, straight to the legendary Tierra del Fuego National Park, just 12 km from downtown Ushuaia.
2. End of the World Train: a journey through time
You’ll experience the history of the End of the World Train, reliving in time and space a unique journey through forests and valleys, along the same route once traveled by the former prisoners of Ushuaia:
You’ll discover how the southernmost train on the planet operates when you arrive at the End of the World Station, see the historic engine room in action, and explore the photo gallery that tells the history of the railway.
You’ll board the famous “prisoners’ train”, traveling the last 7 kilometers of the original route that the prisoners once traveled every day from the former Ushuaia Prison to the forest in what is now Tierra del Fuego National Park.
An intermediate station where the train stops so you can get off and enjoy the scenery from a viewpoint with incredible views of the Pipo River Valley, Cerro Guanaco, Cerro La Portada, and Mount Susana. You can also take a short walk to the beautiful Macarena Waterfall, before the train whistle invites us to board again and continue the journey on the famous End of the World Train.
During the journey, you’ll relive those stories through the multilingual audio system while taking in forests, rivers, and mountains that hold secrets from those times gone by. You’ll also see historic remains of the prisoners’ work that still remain in the landscape, which gave rise to many of the essential structures for Ushuaia until the middle of the last century.
3. Tierra del Fuego National Park: Ushuaia's natural emblem
We’ll discover the characteristic landscapes of Tierra del Fuego National Park: its mountains, glacial lakes, and vast peat bogs, along with the native forests of lengas, ñires, and coihues that define the region, home to the charming red fox and the emblematic giant woodpecker. You’ll feel how nature and history come together to make this national park an absolutely unique place:
The end of National Route Nº3 and the Pan-American Highway, the same road that connects Ushuaia with Alaska, a symbolic point and one of the most sought-after photos by travelers: you'll get to take the iconic photo with the sign, a globally recognized symbol.
A glacial lake shared with our neighboring country, Chile. You’ll take in one of the largest and most beautiful bodies of water in the park, famous for its absolute calm and the imposing mountains and forests that surround it.
An emerald-colored lagoon surrounded by forests, a place that attracts travelers for the unique beauty of its waters and its views of Cerro Cóndor, the natural boundary between Argentina and Chile.
With its historic pier and the famous End of the World postal booth, Ensenada Zaratiegui Bay is known for its panoramic views of the Beagle Channel, Isla Redonda, and its forest of flag trees.
4. Return to the city to continue with your chosen experience
After exploring the unforgettable of the Tierra del Fuego National Park and experiencing the history of the End of the World Train, we return towards Ushuaia. This transfer brings us back to the city, where the option the you chose within the UNMISSABLE excursion.
5. The perfect way to end the day: your unmissable experience
It's time to experience the option you chose in your unmissable, version, to complete your day after the Tierra del Fuego National Park + End of the World Train:
1. Start of the experience: Lunch at El Asador
Midday begins at El Asador Steak House, a modern and comfortable space where you’ll enjoy a generous lunch featuring a 250 g cut of meat and an all-you-can-eat buffet with hot options, side dishes, and dishes for all tastes, designed so you can enjoy a complete meal before starting the adventure.
It’s the ideal way to start, recharge your energy, and get ready for the journey aboard the End of the World Train and the most iconic stops in Tierra del Fuego National Park.
2. From El Asador, we start the adventure
We pick you up directly at El Asador después de tu lunch and start the journey to begin the experience. Mientras dejamos atrás la zona gastronómica de la ciudad, empieza esa sensación de anticipation of the great momentsbegins: the afternoon y llega el momento de vivir las dos experiencias imperdibles que hacen de esta excursión algo único en Ushuaia.
3. End of the World Train: The living history of the End of the World
You’ll experience the history of the End of the World Train, reliving in time and space a unique journey through forests and valleys, along the same route once traveled by the former prisoners of Ushuaia:
You’ll discover how the southernmost train on the planet operates when you arrive at the End of the World Station, see the historic engine room in action, and explore the photo gallery that tells the history of the railway.
You’ll board the famous “prisoners’ train”, traveling the last 7 kilometers of the original route that the prisoners once traveled every day from the former Ushuaia Prison to the forest in what is now Tierra del Fuego National Park.
An intermediate station where the train stops so you can get off and enjoy the scenery from a viewpoint with incredible views of the Pipo River Valley, Cerro Guanaco, Cerro La Portada, and Mount Susana. You can also take a short walk to the beautiful Macarena Waterfall, before the train whistle invites us to board again and continue the journey on the famous End of the World Train.
During the journey, you’ll relive those stories through the multilingual audio system while taking in forests, rivers, and mountains that hold secrets from those times gone by. You’ll also see historic remains of the prisoners’ work that still remain in the landscape, which gave rise to many of the essential structures for Ushuaia until the middle of the last century.
4. Tierra del Fuego National Park: Ushuaia's natural emblem
We’ll discover the characteristic landscapes of Tierra del Fuego National Park: its mountains, glacial lakes, and vast peat bogs, along with the native forests of lengas, ñires, and coihues that define the region, home to the charming red fox and the emblematic giant woodpecker. You’ll feel how nature and history come together to make this national park an absolutely unique place:
The end of National Route Nº3 and the Pan-American Highway, the same road that connects Ushuaia with Alaska, a symbolic point and one of the most sought-after photos by travelers: you'll get to take the iconic photo with the sign, a globally recognized symbol.
A glacial lake shared with our neighboring country, Chile. You’ll take in one of the largest and most beautiful bodies of water in the park, famous for its absolute calm and the imposing mountains and forests that surround it.
An emerald-colored lagoon surrounded by forests, a place that attracts travelers for the unique beauty of its waters and its views of Cerro Cóndor, the natural boundary between Argentina and Chile.
With its historic pier and the famous End of the World postal booth, Ensenada Zaratiegui Bay is known for its panoramic views of the Beagle Channel, Isla Redonda, and its forest of flag trees.
5. Heading back to Ushuaia with happy hearts
As we leave behind the forests and mountains of the park, the road brings us back to Ushuaia. The city reappears, and we arrive at downtown Ushuaia with the peace of having had a complete experience: lunch, train, viewpoints, trails, and that unique End of the World combination of sea, mountain, and forest. We'll drop you off at our office (Av. San Martín 775) so you can continue exploring the city in the afternoon.
1. We depart from our office in downtown Ushuaia
The experience begins at our Info De Ushuaia® office in the city center (Av. San Martín 775), where we meet to start the afternoon of adventure. We head towards the Tierra del Fuego National Park, in the southwest area of the city, just 12 km from downtown Ushuaia.
2. End of the World Train: a journey through time
You’ll experience the history of the End of the World Train, reliving in time and space a unique journey through forests and valleys, along the same route once traveled by the former prisoners of Ushuaia:
You’ll discover how the southernmost train on the planet operates when you arrive at the End of the World Station, see the historic engine room in action, and explore the photo gallery that tells the history of the railway.
You’ll board the famous “prisoners’ train”, traveling the last 7 kilometers of the original route that the prisoners once traveled every day from the former Ushuaia Prison to the forest in what is now Tierra del Fuego National Park.
An intermediate station where the train stops so you can get off and enjoy the scenery from a viewpoint with incredible views of the Pipo River Valley, Cerro Guanaco, Cerro La Portada, and Mount Susana. You can also take a short walk to the beautiful Macarena Waterfall, before the train whistle invites us to board again and continue the journey on the famous End of the World Train.
During the journey, you’ll relive those stories through the multilingual audio system while taking in forests, rivers, and mountains that hold secrets from those times gone by. You’ll also see historic remains of the prisoners’ work that still remain in the landscape, which gave rise to many of the essential structures for Ushuaia until the middle of the last century.
3. Tierra del Fuego National Park: Ushuaia's natural emblem
We’ll discover the characteristic landscapes of Tierra del Fuego National Park: its mountains, glacial lakes, and vast peat bogs, along with the native forests of lengas, ñires, and coihues that define the region, home to the charming red fox and the emblematic giant woodpecker. You’ll feel how nature and history come together to make this national park an absolutely unique place:
The end of National Route Nº3 and the Pan-American Highway, the same road that connects Ushuaia with Alaska, a symbolic point and one of the most sought-after photos by travelers: you'll get to take the iconic photo with the sign, a globally recognized symbol.
A glacial lake shared with our neighboring country, Chile. You’ll take in one of the largest and most beautiful bodies of water in the park, famous for its absolute calm and the imposing mountains and forests that surround it.
An emerald-colored lagoon surrounded by forests, a place that attracts travelers for the unique beauty of its waters and its views of Cerro Cóndor, the natural boundary between Argentina and Chile.
With its historic pier and the famous End of the World postal booth, Ensenada Zaratiegui Bay is known for its panoramic views of the Beagle Channel, Isla Redonda, and its forest of flag trees.
4. Return to the city to continue with your chosen experience
5. Ushuaia City Tour: the perfect way to cap off your day
You will visit the most representative spots in Ushuaia, adding a complete view of the city, its history, and its identity. It is the perfect finishing touch to complement the experience lived in the National Park and on the End of the World Train.
On this tour, you will see:
🚀 Don't miss this unique experience in summer. Book now and discover the End of the World in its best version!
Not at all!. The experience is carried out all year round under any weather condition. In Ushuaia, the weather is part of the landscape: it can change several times in the same day, and that gives the experience a unique charm. Furthermore, the itinerary is prepared to adapt without you missing anything essential.
You can choose one of the two options to complete your PARQUE + TREN IMPERDIBLE:
Even though it is summer, Ushuaia remains a Patagonian destination. You will have sunny days and cooler ones. The ideal is to dress in light layers:
Keep in mind that most of the time you are inside the vehicle.
Yes, the ticket for the unforgettable journey aboard the End of the World Train is already included, so you don’t have to worry about anything.
During the journey, you’ll relive those stories through the multilingual audio system while taking in forests, rivers, and mountains that hold secrets from those times gone by. You’ll also see historic remains of the prisoners’ work that still remain in the landscape and that gave rise to many of the essential structures of Ushuaia until the middle of the last century.
The time spent at each location may vary slightly depending on how the excursion unfolds that day. We always try to ensure you can enjoy everything peacefully, taking photos and making the most of every stop without rushing.
Yes, it's an ideal activity for everyone! From families with small children to older people, everyone can enjoy this tour. The main travel segments are done by mostly by vehicle, and the walks are short. Plus, the guide accompanies you at all times, ensuring that everyone can enjoy themselves at their own pace.
No, because by disposition of the National Parks Administration, the entrance fee must be paid personally at the park entrance solo en efectivo en pesos argentinos. Si querés pagar con tarjeta, visit the National Parks website de Parques Nacionales para abonarla de forma virtual. Es un costo aparte de la excursión, y se cobra según categoría (residencia).
starting at: $22.000,00
starting at: $110.000,00
starting at: $136.000,00
starting at: $150.000,00
starting at: $199.000,00
starting at: $190.000,00
The UNMISSABLE National Park + End of the World Train Tour in Ushuaia combines history, nature, and the option to choose an extra activity to complete your day: a City Tour around Ushuaia or lunch at one of our city’s standout restaurants.
You’ll board the famous End of the World Train, the southernmost train on the planet, and relive in time and space the last 7 km of the original route traveled by the prisoners of the former Ushuaia Prison during their logging work a century ago. On board its panoramic carriages, you’ll take in landscapes of valleys, rivers, and lenga and ñire forests tinted red, orange, and yellow, framed by mountains that begin to show the season’s first snowfalls.
We’ll also discover Tierra del Fuego National Park, the only national park in Argentina where forest, sea, and mountains come together in the same place. We’ll visit its most iconic places:
In addition to enjoying the National Park + End of the World Train experience, you’ll be able to choose an extra activity to complete your day:
The National Park + End of the World Train UNMISSABLE experience is the ideal proposal for those who want to live the best of Ushuaia in a single day: history, nature and the flexibility of choosing how to accompany your day: enjoying the gastronomy at El Asador or adding the best City Tour in Ushuaia.
1. Your adventure starts right at your doorstep
From that moment on, you'll know this day is going to be unforgettable. We'll pick you up right at the door of your accommodation and head towards the city's southwest area, straight to the legendary Tierra del Fuego National Park, just 12 km from downtown Ushuaia.
2. End of the World Train: a journey through time
You’ll experience the history of the End of the World Train, reliving in time and space a unique journey through forests and autumn valleys, along the same route once traveled by the former prisoners of Ushuaia:
You’ll discover how the southernmost train on the planet operates when you arrive at the End of the World Station, see the historic engine room in action, and explore the photo gallery that tells the history of the railway.
You’ll board the famous “prisoners’ train”, traveling the last 7 kilometers of the original route that the prisoners once traveled every day from the former Ushuaia Prison to the forest in what is now Tierra del Fuego National Park.
An intermediate station where the train stops so you can get off and enjoy the scenery from a viewpoint with incredible views of the Pipo River Valley, Cerro Guanaco, Cerro La Portada, and Mount Susana. You can also take a short walk to the beautiful Macarena Waterfall, before the train whistle invites us to board again and continue the journey on the famous End of the World Train.
During the journey, you’ll relive those stories through the multilingual audio system while taking in forests, rivers, and mountains that hold secrets from those times gone by. You’ll also see historic remains of the prisoners’ work that still remain in the landscape, which gave rise to many of the essential structures for Ushuaia until the middle of the last century.
3. Tierra del Fuego National Park: Ushuaia's natural emblem
We’re going to discover the characteristic landscapes of Tierra del Fuego National Park in autumn: its mountains, glacial lakes and vast peat bogs, along with the native forests of lenga, ñire and coihue that define the region, home to the charming red fox and the emblematic giant woodpecker. You’ll feel how nature and history intertwine to make this national park an absolutely unique place:
The end of National Route Nº3 and the Pan-American Highway, the same road that connects Ushuaia with Alaska, a symbolic point and one of the most sought-after photos by travelers: you'll get to take the iconic photo with the sign, a globally recognized symbol.
A glacial lake shared with our neighboring country, Chile. You’ll take in one of the largest and most beautiful bodies of water in the park, famous for its absolute calm and the imposing mountains and autumn forests that surround it.
An emerald-colored lagoon surrounded by reddish forests, a place that attracts travelers for the unique beauty of its waters and its views of Cerro Cóndor, the natural boundary between Argentina and Chile.
Depending on the weather conditions, the excursion includes one of these two stops. At Ensenada Zaratiegui, you’ll find its historic pier and the southernmost postal booth in the world, while at Alakush you can learn more about the park’s culture and history.
4. Return to the city to continue with your chosen experience
After exploring the landscapes of Tierra del Fuego National Park and experiencing the history of the End of the World Train, we return to Ushuaia. This transfer brings us back to the city, where your chosen option within the UNMISSABLE excursion awaits you, so you can continue enjoying Ushuaia with the experience that best suits your style.
5. The perfect way to end the day: your unmissable experience
It's time to experience the option you chose in your unmissable, version, to complete your day after the Tierra del Fuego National Park + End of the World Train:
🚀 Don't miss this unique experience in autumn. Book now and discover the End of the World during its quietest season!
Not at all!. The experience is carried out all year round under any weather condition. In Ushuaia, the weather is part of the landscape: it can change several times in the same day, and that gives the experience a unique charm. Furthermore, the itinerary is prepared to adapt without you missing anything essential.
You can choose one of the two options to complete your PARQUE + TREN IMPERDIBLE:
Autumn in Ushuaia transforms the forests with incredible colors, but it also brings cool and changeable weather. The best option is to dress in layers:
También te puede venir bien un gorro liviano y guantes, sobre todo si hay viento. Tené en cuenta que la mayor parte del tiempo estás arriba del vehículo. No hace falta que compres ropa técnica: con abrigo común y una buena combinación de capas, vas a estar perfecto.
Yes, the ticket for the unforgettable journey aboard the End of the World Train is already included, so you don’t have to worry about anything.
During the journey, you’ll relive those stories through the multilingual audio system while taking in forests, rivers, and mountains that hold secrets from those times gone by. You’ll also see historic remains of the prisoners’ work that still remain in the landscape and that gave rise to many of the essential structures of Ushuaia until the middle of the last century.
The time spent at each location may vary slightly depending on how the excursion unfolds that day. We always try to ensure you can enjoy everything peacefully, taking photos and making the most of every stop without rushing.
Yes, it's an ideal activity for everyone! From families with small children to older people, everyone can enjoy this tour. The main travel segments are done by mostly by vehicle, and the walks are short. Plus, the guide accompanies you at all times, ensuring that everyone can enjoy themselves at their own pace.
No, because by disposition of the National Parks Administration, the entrance fee must be paid personally at the park entrance solo en efectivo en pesos argentinos. Si querés pagar con tarjeta, visit the National Parks website de Parques Nacionales para abonarla de forma virtual. Es un costo aparte de la excursión, y se cobra según categoría (residencia).
starting at: $22.000,00
starting at: $110.000,00
starting at: $136.000,00
starting at: $150.000,00
starting at: $199.000,00
starting at: $190.000,00
The UNMISSABLE National Park + End of the World Train Tour in Ushuaia combines history, nature, and the option to choose an extra activity to complete your day: a City Tour around Ushuaia or lunch at one of our city’s standout restaurants.
You’ll board the famous End of the World Train, the southernmost train on the planet, and relive in time and space the last 7 km of the original route traveled by the prisoners of the former Ushuaia Prison during their logging work a century ago. On board its panoramic carriages, you’ll take in landscapes of valleys, rivers, and snow-covered forests, framed by white mountains that create a completely magical postcard of the End of the World.
We’ll also discover Tierra del Fuego National Park, the only national park in Argentina where forest, sea, and snow-covered mountains come together in the same place. We’ll visit its most iconic places:
In addition to enjoying the National Park + End of the World Train experience, you’ll be able to choose an extra activity to complete your day:
Our National Park + End of the World Train UNMISSABLE tour is the ideal option for those who want to experience the best of Ushuaia in a single day, with the flexibility to choose how to end your experience: enjoying the gastronomy at El Asador or adding the best City Tour in Ushuaia.
1. Your adventure starts right at your doorstep
From that moment on, you'll know this day is going to be unforgettable. We'll pick you up right at the door of your accommodation and head towards the city's southwest area, straight to the legendary Tierra del Fuego National Park, just 12 km from downtown Ushuaia.
2. End of the World Train: a journey through time
You’ll experience the history of the End of the World Train, reliving in time and space a unique journey through snow-covered forests and snowy valleys, along the same route once traveled by the former prisoners of Ushuaia:
You’ll discover how the southernmost train on the planet operates when you arrive at the End of the World Station, see the historic engine room in action, and explore the photo gallery that tells the history of the railway.
You’ll board the famous “prisoners’ train”, traveling the last 7 kilometers of the original route that the prisoners once traveled every day from the former Ushuaia Prison to the forest in what is now Tierra del Fuego National Park.
An intermediate station where the train stops so you can get off and enjoy the scenery from a viewpoint with incredible views of the Pipo River Valley, Cerro Guanaco, Cerro La Portada, and Mount Susana. You can also take a short walk to the beautiful Macarena Waterfall, before the train whistle invites us to board again and continue the journey on the famous End of the World Train.
During the journey, you’ll relive those stories through the multilingual audio system while taking in forests, rivers, and snow-covered mountains that hold secrets from those times gone by. You’ll also see historic remains of the prisoners’ work that still remain in the landscape and that gave rise to many of the essential structures of Ushuaia until the middle of the last century.
3. Tierra del Fuego National Park: Ushuaia's natural emblem
We’re going to discover the characteristic landscapes of Tierra del Fuego National Park in their winter version: its mountains, glacial lakes, and wide peat bogs, together with the native lenga, ñire, and coihue forests that define the region, home to the charming red fox and the iconic giant woodpecker. You’ll feel how nature and history intertwine to make this national park an absolutely unique place:
The end of National Route Nº3 and the Pan-American Highway, the same road that connects Ushuaia with Alaska, a symbolic point and one of the most sought-after photos by travelers: you'll get to take the iconic photo with the sign, a globally recognized symbol.
A glacial lake shared with our neighboring country, Chile. You’ll take in one of the largest and most beautiful bodies of water in the park, famous for its absolute calm and the imposing mountains and snow-covered forests that surround it.
An emerald-colored lagoon surrounded by snow-covered forests, a place that attracts travelers for the unique beauty of its waters and its views of Cerro Cóndor, the natural boundary between Argentina and Chile.
Located in the heart of the park, this space is designed for travelers to learn more about the geography, wildlife, and history of the National Park, with its interpretive room, facilities, and a viewpoint overlooking the Lapataia River valley and its surroundings.
4. Return to the city to continue the experience
After exploring the paisajes nevados of the Tierra del Fuego National Park and experiencing the history of the End of the World Train, we return towards Ushuaia. This transfer brings us back to the city, where the option the you chose within the UNMISSABLE excursion, awaits you, allowing you to continue enjoying Ushuaia with the proposal that best suits your style.
5. The perfect way to end the day: your unmissable experience
It's time to experience the option you chose in your unmissable, version, to complete your day after the Tierra del Fuego National Park + End of the World Train:
🚀 Do not miss this unique winter experience. Book now and discover the End of the World in its most magical season!
Not at all!. The experience is carried out all year round under any weather condition. In Ushuaia, the weather is part of the landscape: it can change several times in the same day, and that gives the experience a unique charm. Furthermore, the itinerary is prepared to adapt without you missing anything essential.
You can choose one of the two options to complete your PARQUE + TREN IMPERDIBLE:
Winter in Ushuaia is magical, with snow-covered landscapes and fresh air. To make the most of it, we recommend dressing in layers and wearing enough warm clothing:
Tené en cuenta que la mayor parte del tiempo estás arriba del vehículo. No es necesario comprar ropa técnica: también existe la posibilidad de alquilar indumentaria. Lo importante es ir cómodo, abrigado y disfrutar sin preocuparte por el frío.
Yes, the ticket for the unforgettable journey aboard the End of the World Train is already included, so you don’t have to worry about anything.
During the journey, you’ll relive those stories through the multilingual audio system while taking in forests, rivers, and mountains that hold secrets from those times gone by. You’ll also see historic remains of the prisoners’ work that still remain in the landscape and that gave rise to many of the essential structures of Ushuaia until the middle of the last century.
The time spent at each location may vary slightly depending on how the excursion unfolds that day. We always try to ensure you can enjoy everything peacefully, taking photos and making the most of every stop without rushing.
Yes, it's an ideal activity for everyone! From families with small children to older people, everyone can enjoy this tour. The main travel segments are done by mostly by vehicle, and the walks are short. Plus, the guide accompanies you at all times, ensuring that everyone can enjoy themselves at their own pace.
No, because by disposition of the National Parks Administration, the entrance fee must be paid personally at the park entrance solo en efectivo en pesos argentinos. Si querés pagar con tarjeta, visit the National Parks website de Parques Nacionales para abonarla de forma virtual. Es un costo aparte de la excursión, y se cobra según categoría (residencia).
starting at: $22.000,00
starting at: $110.000,00
starting at: $136.000,00
starting at: $150.000,00
starting at: $199.000,00
starting at: $190.000,00
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