cerro fitz roy

建议早上出发，因为太阳从东边照过来，整个路程的天气较好而且风景漂亮。装备方面，建议穿登山鞋比较好，抓地力较佳，踢到碎石头也不会痛。另外，Patagonia的天气变化多端，穿件挡风的外套(如Gore-Tex)可以帮助你抵挡强风或是雨雪。食物是必要的，但水只需要带一罐。到了山上可以饮山泉，很甘甜。来回约20km，官方建议九小时，但个人花了七小时就完成。

Great hikes, different lenghths to choose from, few of the best mountains views in the world (even if compared to several of the most important chains in europe, New zealand, ans USA).

steep climbing, great view. need some facilities on the way unless it's OK to pee or more in the wild

One of by best treks ever (to reach Lagune de los Tres). It's so gorgeous. You won't forget this one for a very long time.

Great hike with incredible views and beautiful lakes. 10 km each way but worth it! Start early and bring lunch and water

Maybe the best scenarios in Argentinian Andes. Great trecking. Possibility to camp in dream spaces. Rain can be bothering, but with the sun you will believe to be in paradise.

The best way to see Fitz Roy on a reasonably clear day is to do the hike to Lago de Los Tres. It's a bit of a slog at the end straight up the hill to get to the lake but the payoff is worth it! As has been mentioned in other reviews, the best way is to get a ride to the Hosteria El Pilar and hike to the Lago from there and then back into town. Coming directly from town there is a long slog up the hill that you avoid by coming from El Pilar. If the weather is not clear, it's hardly worth the effort to go to the lake. The view of Fitz Roy is what makes it worth the effort.

You won't be climbing this one unless you're a world class climber! However, you will see this iconic rock repeatedly if you visit El Chalten.The best views, by far, are from the out and back trail from El Chalten to Laguna de los Tres - a tough trek from El Chalten - but the views are often limited by the cloud and mist around the summit.. During the months January to March, the best time to see the mountain is early in the morning before the clouds build up. Good views are easily available by walking out the main El Calafate road to the south for about 1 K. (That's in the direction of the Visitor Centre). Actually, there are then a few short hikes up the hill from the visitor centre for stunning views of the mountain top. Remember - morning is best.

One of the most beautiful mountain I saw in my life. It's not the highest, but it has something to it that makes it really, really special.You can see it from the closest village, (El Chalten), but what you really want to do there is do one of the many trekks that the city offers. And there are a little but of everything, going from the 20min all plane, to the several days in the mountain trekks. All the trekks are for free and you don't need to pay any entrance fee to get into the national park, though a stop at the Ranger's is strongly advised : They have all the information you need in order to chose the trekks you want to do, but more important to know how to behave inside the national park.Personal recommendation : do spend a couple of days there : the weather can be cloudy, and you want to have a little a couple of days to be sure that at some point, the weather will be nice enough for you to contemplate the Fitz Roy.

Stunning views, absolutely do not miss this hike. And bring your wind-breaker! However, there are lots of people going up and the trail leaving from town was not very enjoyable. Suggest starting from Hosteria El Pilar.

We realized that Torres del Paine is more for trekkers and Fitz Roy area is great for climbers. We are trekkers and like to just leisurely walk. There are multiple trails for any experience level. The routes are marked and times with each route. The scenery is fabulous.The city does not have a lot but they do have some good restaurants and hotels. You are there to see nature!

Cerro Fitz Roy is as beautiful in real life as it is in picture books and online. In fact I think it is much more astounding to see it than to photograph it. It is a must see mountain to observe and hike around if you go to Southern Patagonia.

Climbing to the Laguna Los Tres and walking back on a beautiful summer's day was stunning and I am so glad I did it although it was really tough for 3 out of the 7-8 hours we were walking. The mountains and the views are so beautiful it makes it all worth it. We are a couple in our late 60's and I am not as fit as most of the others out that day.I especially want to encourage middle-aged people who are reasonably fit to have a go at this hike.

really worth the hike, the view is amazing! the last bit is a bit tough but anyone in a decent shape can do it. and it's so worth it

A great place to hike. Only the last hour is strenuous, but otherwise it is just an enjoyable trek with gorgeous view. If you are not afraid of cold water (4 degrees), jump on the Lagoa dos Tres.