Fitz Roy Tour Guides: Viewpoints, Hikes, Weather
Fitz Roy tour guides: where to see the mountain from, seeing it without a long hike, guided hikes, the weather, Fitz Roy or Cerro Torre, and where Fitz Roy is.
Where to See Fitz Roy: The Viewpoints Around El Chaltén
The Fitz Roy viewpoints from easiest to hardest: the Mirador de los Cóndores at the edge of El Chaltén, the Fitz Roy viewpoint, Laguna Capri, Loma del Pliegue Tumbado and Laguna de los Tres, with times from the park leaflet.
Read guide →Seeing Fitz Roy Without a Long Hike
Fitz Roy without the 25 km hike: the private day from El Calafate (from US$529 for up to three), the sunrise variant, the coach days with two short walks, and what each one actually shows you.
Read guide →Guided Fitz Roy Hikes
Guided hikes to Fitz Roy compared: Laguna de los Tres from El Calafate or El Chaltén, and the shorter Laguna Capri picnic hike. Who runs each, minimum groups, refund terms, length and price.
Read guide →Fitz Roy Weather and the Best Season
Mount Fitz Roy weather for planning a tour: the park's September-to-April season, the summer wind, winter snow, why the mountain can stay in cloud, and how to book around it.
Read guide →Fitz Roy or Cerro Torre: Which Hike?
Fitz Roy vs Cerro Torre from El Chaltén: Laguna de los Tres (25 km, 8 to 9 hours, a steep last climb) against Laguna Torre (18 km, 3 to 4 hours each way, little climbing), with the park's figures and the guided options.
Read guide →Where Is Mount Fitz Roy?
Where Mount Fitz Roy is: in the north of Los Glaciares National Park, Santa Cruz, Argentina, above the village of El Chaltén, about 220 km by road from El Calafate, whose airport is the nearest.
Read guide →Short on planning time? Check dates for the private day →