Why summer is the best time to travel to El Chaltén and what you can do

Every year, El Chalten It is chosen by more tourists who want to connect with the environment, spend time in the mountains, practice hiking and enjoy other outdoor activities such as sailing, climbing and horse riding.
This mountain town is located Los Glaciares National ParkIn the province of Santa Cruz, at the foot of the Fitz Roy or Chaltén and Torre mountains. Summer is the best time to visit, walk on it and appreciate its landscapes. Next, we tell you what it must see:
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Things to do in El Chalten
El Chalten is known as “National Hiking Capital” and offers a extensive trail network of varying length and difficulty. Most are self-guided and can be done in a day, although there are longer options.
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El Chaltén is considered the national hiking capital. (Photo: National Tourism)
There are four classic hiking alternatives of medium difficulty: Laguna de los Tres, Laguna Torre, Loma del Pliegue Tumbado and Piedra del Fraile. For those looking for more of a challenge, there are guided tours through the Patagonian Icefield that only take place in the summer.
Also you can walk on different glaciers in the surrounding area such as Grande Glacier, Piedras Blancas Glacier and Huemul Glacier.
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On the other hand, if you want climbingSurely you know that he Fitz Roy or Mount Chalten It is one of the favorite places for climbers from all over the world. At 3,405 meters above sea level, this peak is the highest in the region.
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Summer is the best time to visit El Chaltén and enjoy its landscapes. (Photo: National Tourism)
Finally, to fully immerse yourself in this place, there is free camping areas with no services: Padre de Agostini (near Laguna Torre), Laguna Capri (near the lagoon of the same name) and Poincenot (near Laguna de los Tres). You must have a tent and a heater.
How to get to El Chalten
You can get to El Chalten from El Calafate (where the nearest airport is located) along National Route 40 and Provincial Route 23. The road is paved and lasts approx three and a half hours traveling by car or rickshaw.
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