The Best Camping in Argentina
Looking for the best camping in Argentina? We've got you covered with the top trails, trips, hiking, backpacking, camping and more around Argentina. The detailed guides, photos, and reviews are all submitted by the Outbound community.
Top camping spots in and near Argentina
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El Chalten, Argentina
Camp at Poincenot
5.05.6 mi / 984.3 ft gainFrom El Chalten, the trail starts Avenida San Martín, where El Chaltén town ends. There you can park your vehicle in a designated parking area, or just walk from your hotel. The slope is steep to begin with, but levels off after the first kilometer. In about 4 hours (with pack), you will reach th...Read more -
El Chalten, Argentina
Backpack to Mt. Fitz Roy and Cerro Torre
4.016.8 miMount Fitz Roy is one of the most iconic mountains in the world and is still relatively undeveloped, allowing visitors to experience the landscape without the massive hoards of people. The best place to start the trek is in the town of El Chalten. I would recommend coming to the town with plenty ...Read more -
El Chalten, Argentina
Hike to Fitz Roy
13 miThis trail has awesome flexibility whether you're looking for a day hike or looking to stay a few nights. You head North/West out of El Chaltén on the Sendero al Fitz Roy trail. It’s a big pull out of the valley. Depending on what you’re carrying, some will find it easier than others. With a full...Read more -
Languiñeo Department, Argentina
Rock Climb in Patagonia's La Buitrera Canyon
Piedra Parada is an enormous rock feature standing alone in the desert of the Chubut Region of Argentina. Marking the entrance to a long, winding canyon, Piedra Parada has endless possibilities for rock climbing. Because Piedra Parada is located hours from any town, there is no internet or cell p...Read more -
Luján de Cuyo, Argentina
Climb Cerro Aconcagua via the Normal Route
31.1 mi / 13123.4 ft gainCerro Aconcagua is the tallest mountain outside of the Himalayas, the highest point in the Western Hemisphere, and the second-highest of the Seven Summits behind Mt. Everest. It is a high-altitude endeavor not for the faint of heart, or legs.Since the normal route on Aconcagua is largely non-tech...Read more -
El Chalten, Argentina
Hike the Huemul Circuit
36 mi / 6500 ft gainIf you're reading this article you've probably contemplated escaping the daily grind to walk the W or O trek around Torres del Paine. Do it. You won't regret it. But you'll be cheating yourself if you don't head north to Los Glaciares National Park in Argentina. No crowds, no fees, and no online...Read more -
El Chalten, Argentina
Hike to Laguna Capri
5.02.5 mi / 656.2 ft gainThe head of the trail begins at the north end of town, at the end of San Martín Ave. During the first hour, the trail is a steep slope until entering the valley of Del Salto river, towards Mount Fitz Roy. After 30 min. walk from El Chaltén you'll have access to a natural viewpoint with panora...Read more -
8400 Base Cerro Catedra, Argentina
Backpack to Refugio Frey
5.014.9 mi / 2460.6 ft gainThe most common way to access the Refugio is via the trail from Villa Catedral (there are other paths, as well as a multi-day backpacking route in the park). The town and recreation area of Villa Catedral can be reached from Bariloche by a bus that leaves from the center every hour and takes abo...Read more -
El Chalten, Argentina
Backpack the Huemul Circuit in Los Glaciares NP
40 mi / 9000 ft gainBegin this hike from the ranger station in El Chalten. You will need to register (they will send out search and rescue if you do not return within 48 hours of the anticipated date) and show the park ranger your mandatory gear (more details in packing list). If you do not have these items already,...Read more -
Chacra Los Barreto Road, Argentina
Hike to Laguna del Caminante via the Andorra Valley
16 mi / 2700 ft gainFrom the parking area, pass through a gate and hike up the trail which is lined with fields of Buttercup flowers. This lasts for about 0.5 miles when you gradually enter the forest. At this point, the trail gets incredibly muddy. Some attempts at trail maintenance are apparent with logs placed ac...Read more