Fire & Snow: Winter Activity in Ushuaia

This tour is not available on December 24, 25, 31, or January 1.

Excursion not suitable for pregnant women, children under 2 years old, or individuals with mobility issues or hip, waist, or back pain

At the beginning of each adventure tourism excursion, participants must sign a health declaration and acknowledgment of responsibilities and risks.

Unfortunately, this tour is not suitable for individuals with reduced mobility.

After booking and finalizing payment, you will receive a confirmation for your purchase. Then, in less than 24 hours, you will receive the voucher that you can use to take the excursions.

If the reservation is for the next day, we will be attentive and we will send you the voucher before your excursion begins.

No, it´s not usual to have cancellations for weather conditions. The tour is only available during snow season, during winter months.

We recommend wearing snow-appropriate clothing for this tour.

No, prior snowshoeing experience is not required.

Yes, a meal is included during the Fire & Snow Winter Activity.

Very dependent. The exact route, surface and sequence of activities can change with snowfall, temperature and trail conditions, even when the excursion is operating.

Most recreational snow experiences are designed for beginners unless the product states otherwise. Guides provide instructions before each activity.

Use breathable layers rather than one very heavy layer. A moisture-wicking base, insulating mid-layer and wind/water-resistant outer layer work well in variable winter conditions.

Often yes. Light snowfall can enhance the experience, while stronger wind, poor visibility or unsafe conditions may require changes. The operator decides based on safety.

Yes. Hands and feet cool quickly in snow. Waterproof footwear, warm socks and insulated gloves can make a major difference in comfort.

Yes. These activities are often particularly enjoyable for first-time snow visitors because the guides explain equipment and basic techniques.

Not necessarily. Operators may change the sequence to manage snow conditions, group flow, weather or equipment availability.

Yes, but protect it from snow, condensation and cold. Spare batteries are useful because cold temperatures can reduce battery life.

Tell the guide. Many snow programs combine active and less demanding sections, and the team can advise you on how to manage the experience safely.

A guided program provides equipment, transport, safety support and access to organized activities, making winter travel much easier for visitors unfamiliar with snow conditions.