Circuito Sierra Valdivieso
A technical 4–5 day circuit through the valleys and alpine passes of the Sierra Valdivieso, north of Ushuaia. Crosses Paso de la Oveja (940 m), Paso Valdivieso (1,190 m), and Valle Andorra. Demanding terrain with cross-country route-finding — mountain experience recommended.
- Difficulty: Hard
- Distance: 48 km
- Duration: 4–5 days
- Elevation gain: 2500 m
- Max altitude: 1490 m
- Best season: Nov – Mar
- Trailhead: Camping Las Cotorras / Río Pipo, Ushuaia
- Park / area: Reserva Natural Corazón de la Isla, Tierra del Fuego
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Frequently asked questions
How long does the Circuito Sierra Valdivieso trek take?
Circuito Sierra Valdivieso takes 4–5 days to complete, covering 48 km with 2500 m of elevation gain, rated hard.
Is Circuito Sierra Valdivieso suitable for beginners?
Not for beginners: Circuito Sierra Valdivieso is rated hard and requires prior mountain experience and solid fitness.
Do I need a permit to hike Circuito Sierra Valdivieso?
No, Circuito Sierra Valdivieso doesn’t require an advance permit.
When is the best time to hike Circuito Sierra Valdivieso?
The recommended season is Nov – Mar. Sliabh’s map shows current daylight hours and a live weather/solar panel for the exact trailhead.
Where does the Circuito Sierra Valdivieso trailhead start?
The trailhead is at Camping Las Cotorras / Río Pipo, Ushuaia, in Reserva Natural Corazón de la Isla, Tierra del Fuego province. Sliabh’s 3D map and downloadable GPX track show the exact starting point.
Can I download an offline map or GPX track for Circuito Sierra Valdivieso?
Yes — Sliabh provides a downloadable GPX track and an offline 3D map for Circuito Sierra Valdivieso, so it works with no signal on the trail.
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