Articles of interest
Reading to understand the place you are about to explore: where the water in the rivers comes from, how glaciers form, which birds to look for in the forest and in the sky, and how to visit Los Glaciares National Park without leaving a trace. Short reads for before your trip, or for a rainy afternoon in town.
All articles
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NatureWater
From the Southern Ice Field to the Atlantic Ocean: the journey of El Chaltén’s water and how to protect it on the trails.
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NatureIntroduction to glaciers
How a glacier forms, why it moves and which glaciers you can see near El Chaltén.
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WildlifeBirdwatching
The Andean condor, the Magellanic woodpecker, the torrent duck and more: where to look for them and how to watch them.
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Visiting the parkVisiting protected areas
Why national parks exist, what park rangers do and how to explore the park without leaving a trace.
Learn more
- The National Park
Los Glaciares, a World Heritage Site - Recommendations
What to pack and how to look after yourself and the park - Fishing
Season, permits and species - History
From the Aonikenk to the founding of the town