Free and close glacier hiking

#2024 Trip Review Martial Glacier Hiking Glacier hiking in Argentina is very expensive. For safety reasons, you need to rent all related equipment such as crampons... etc. If you are overage and are refused glacier hiking (due to risk considerations of insurance company refusal), you can still hike on the plank road next to the glacier. Buy it and follow the commentator to watch the glacier from a distance. I rented a B&B near the pier, and it took about 20 minutes to take a taxi to the trailhead. Although the Martial Glacier is not big, it is very close to the port of Ushuaia. The key point is that it is free; but the fun of walking on the glacier is the same. Since it is free, there are more tourists visiting. There are clear signs along the way, so you won’t get lost if you follow people or look at the road signs! The journey is not far, but the weather changes rapidly; from the sun shining brightly at the beginning of the journey, to light rain, and even snow falling, the one-day trip seems to have experienced four seasons - spring, summer, autumn and winter. As you climb higher and higher, you can also get a bird's eye view of the entire city of Ushuaia and its pier, which is endless fun!