Such a unique view! We went on the boat ride and it was amazing, we saw two falling. Only bad thing is that it’s crowded.. so that can ruin your peace. Either way, beautiful views.

Visiting this park and seeing the glacier was probably one of the most unique and incredible experiences of my life. Watching the massive ice formations up close is already breathtaking, but hearing the glacier crack, break, and fall is something truly unforgettable — a sound I will never forget. It’s a powerful reminder of the beauty of nature, and at the same time a little sad, knowing how climate change threatens wonders like this. Walking around the park was equally enjoyable, as there are many different trails and viewpoints where you can observe the glacier from various heights and angles. Every spot offers a new perspective, making the visit feel fresh and exciting throughout. Absolutely worth experiencing at least once in your lifetime.

Very stunning view. One of the most beautiful things I have ever experienced. If you are a nature-lover, then this is a must see experience.

One of the most unique tidewater glaciers in the world as it offers a very rare viewing experience. To start this is deep blue not like most alpine glaciers which are a grey hue from it being covered in silt. This also does not require a wobbly boat to get to and others that offer boats cannot get that close because the boats have to be careful of calving icebergs. Here you can walk up close on the beautifully built viewing platform. Getting here is fairly easy as well since it’s a short ride from El Calafate which is well connected via buses from either puerto Natales or Ushuaia or any of the Patagonian towns. You did not need a tour guide. It’s walkable once you arrive at the location and it’s well established and built. It’s worth the trip from Calafate.

A little wait at park entrance. Parking was convenient. Trails marked well. Views were absolutely gorgeous and the trail took you to all the angles on the glacier. Although there were lots of people the trail flowed well.

One of the best destinations you must visit once in your life. It s much bigger and amazing than in photos.

The moment it comes into view, it's a massive, living beast of brilliant white and incredible blue, stretching out further than your eyes can even take in. The ice wall itself, around 70 metres tall, rising out of the turquoise Lake Argentino, feels almost impossible. You're just a speck, but you're connected to something ancient and immense. But what really makes it mind blowing is the constant, dramatic show it puts on. You don't just look at the glacier, you listen to it as well. The air is alive with groans, cracks, and then, out of nowhere, the roar of ice breaking off. Watching a piece crash into the lake, sending huge splashes and a deafening boom echoing everywhere, is a moment you'll never forget and gives you a shot of adrenaline you won't forget. The walkways are fantastic, giving you insane views from every angle. The blues in the ice vary from dark sapphire to aquamarine, changing with every shift in light. Visiting Perito Moreno is an experience that hits all your senses and will stick with you forever. You'll walk away with a smile on your face afterwards, carrying the memory of a powerful, humbling, and genuinely awe-inspiring example of a wonder of our world. If you can get the chance to visit, grab it with both hands.

This is one of the most beautiful places in the world, an absolute bucket list hike. You absolutely can’t go wrong here, but this was by far the busiest trail we experienced in the park, so be prepared for some crowds.

We did Laguna de los Tres and Torre Lagoon hikes, so basically a full loop. It took us 2 hrs 20 mins in moderate tempo to get to Laguna de los Tres and 5 hrs 30 mins for full loop with stops for food and pictures. We arrived at 9 am and it wasn't crowded. Some crowds at the final climb to Laguna de los Tres and back, but it's manageable.

A 3-4 hour hike from El Chalten town. The danger is slippery walks, so take your time and watch your step. It is a steep climb. Also the sun can be strong, so protect yourselves with sunglasses, a long hat or umbrella. Bring an extra water bottle.

Unique experience! Such a beautiful hike with great views along the way. Although the last part is hard and physical. But once you get to the top and see the Fitz Roy, you'll be amazed. Take your time and caution, and be aware that the weather can change quickly.

The view before the last 2 km of steep path is stunning beautiful with autumn color and Fitz roy and the top of Fitz roy is beautiful with lake too

Finally did it!!! I am so proud of myself. There were so many time i was about to give up. It's definitely a million dollars view

Obviously very popular; go EARLY and don’t do out & back from El Chaltén but instead get a ride to Rio Electrico to also catch a beautiful view of Piedras Blanca glacier. The last mile is gnarly but doable - bring hiking poles and wear good (B) shoes, and for god sake; don’t wear jeans.