From this point you can see the Beagle Channel, the Redonda Island and the mountains of Chile. In addition, we visited the famous Box Postal End of the World, a unique place to take photos in front of the southern landscape

One of the most striking natural postcards in the National Park. Its cold waters of glacial origin change color according to the light, creating a perfect contrast with the surrounding mountain range. A silent and deep environment, where Patagonia feels authentic, immense and wild

Stop at the Alakush Visitor Center, a natural viewpoint with open views of the glacier valley and the wilderness of the National Park. The place combines history, culture and nature: here you can tour its interpretive rooms, learn about the fauna and native peoples, and enjoy the calm of the Patagonian landscape through large windows

The point where National Route 3 literally comes to an end. Surrounded by mountains, peat bogs and Fueguin forests, this bay is one of the most symbolic corners of the National Park. The landscape is silent, deep and extreme: here the road ends and the southernmost nature of the continent begins