Perito Moreno Glacier
It is the most famous of all the glaciers in the park and is notable for its continuous movement of advance and retreat. Witnessing the collapse of its large blocks at a short distance and seeing the ice wall up close, more than 60 meters high, are unforgettable experiences. It is also a beautiful setting to see condors flying over the glacier or a giant woodpecker among the lengas. In autumn, the forest is dyed in beautiful shades of ocher, red and orange.
In the park there is a 4 km circuit of walkways and viewpoints with sensational views of the glacier and the Canal de los Témpanos. Some walkways are long and accessible with assistance, and an elevator connects walkways on different levels. It has infrastructure and services.
Navigations depart from the ports near the peninsula that travel along the north and south faces of the glacier. There are also several navigations to see other corners of the park. Among them, the nautical safari through the Brazo Rico of Lake Argentino, navigation through the Brazo Norte to see the Upsala glacier (the largest in South America) or the one that tours Onelli Bay from where the Agassiz, Onelli, and Bolados glaciers can be seen. and Spegazzini, with walls up to 135 meters high.
Another of the most dazzling experiences is trekking with crampons on the glacier. They are of different duration and are combined with a brief navigation through the Brazo Rico.
