Explore
Walk through native Magellanic forests and along the rugged shoreline.
The Strait of Magellan Park covers 250 hectares of protected landscapes. You can explore this coastal environment via marked walking paths.
Stay on the designated trails to protect the fragile flora and fauna. Prepare for intense wind gusts by securing loose items like hats and sunglasses.
15 minsLandscape views
This is the main observation point in the park. It provides clear, unobstructed views over the Strait of Magellan and toward the Tierra del Fuego horizon. Stop here on clear days to photograph the landscape.
45 minsCoastal hike
This path follows the rugged shoreline and connects the San Juan, Sarmiento, and Tierra del Fuego viewpoints. The walk takes about 45 to 60 minutes. Watch the water and shoreline for marine life and seabirds as you hike.
30 minsForest path
This trail weaves through the native Magellanic forest among coigüe and lenga trees. Walk quietly to increase your chances of spotting wildlife. Listen for the tapping of the Magellanic woodpecker, which has a distinct red head.
