Dientes de Navarino
The southernmost trek in the world is a trackless plunge through peat bogs, scree, and unrelenting weather.
Where on earth
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- Region
- Magallanes, Chile
- Country
- Latin America
- Biome
- Sub-antarctic alpine (0–1,000 m)
- Best season
- December – March
- Difficulty
- moderate
- Backpacking
- Hiking
- Climbing
- Winter Camping
- Skiing
- Sea Kayaking
- Beachcombing
Key takeaways
- Biome: Sub-antarctic alpine (0–1,000 m)
- Best season: December – March
- Difficulty: moderate
- Top activity: backpacking
Topic summary
The southernmost trek in the world is a trackless plunge through peat bogs, scree, and unrelenting weather.
Key takeaways
- Difficulty: moderate
- Best season: December – March
Intended uses
backpacking
Climate suitability
Sub-antarctic alpine (0–1,000 m)
Verification notes
Last verified January 1, 1970.
Plan with verified data
Dientes de Navarino trip tools
Popular pursuits at Dientes de Navarino
- Backpacking
Multi-day travel with everything on your back — see the packing blocks below.
- Hiking
Day miles on marked trail, with route notes and trail links below.
- Climbing
Rock and alpine lines with approach beta.
- Winter Camping
Cold-season travel and camp craft; layering matters more than mileage.
- Skiing
Ski-touring access when the road closes for the season.
- Sea Kayaking
Coastal crossings, tides, and protected camps.
