Los Glaciares National Park Guides: Fee, Sectors, Day Trips
Los Glaciares National Park guides: the entrance fee, where the park and its two sectors are, the Perito Moreno Glacier from El Calafate, El Chaltén and Torres del Paine as day trips, and whether the glacier is growing.
Los Glaciares National Park Entrance Fee
The Los Glaciares National Park fee from June 2026: ARS 50,000 on the general rate, the other categories, the 3- and 7-day passes, how to pay at Perito Moreno and El Chaltén.
Read guide →Where Is Los Glaciares National Park?
Where Los Glaciares National Park is: Santa Cruz, Argentina, on the Chilean border; the south sector from El Calafate (Perito Moreno) and the north at El Chaltén, with the roads and distances.
Read guide →The Perito Moreno Glacier from El Calafate
How to get from El Calafate to the Perito Moreno Glacier: a guided day, the regular buses, a private car or your own, the walkways' hours and trails, and what each tour price leaves out.
Read guide →El Chaltén as a Day Trip from El Calafate
El Chaltén in a day from El Calafate: 213.7 km each way, what the guided day walks (a viewpoint and a waterfall), the park fee paid by card only, what reviewers say, and when to sleep there.
Read guide →Torres del Paine from El Calafate
Torres del Paine as a day trip from El Calafate: Chile, not Argentina; the border both ways, a 14- to 16-hour day, how much of it is in the park, Chile's park fee and the three day tours.
Read guide →Is the Perito Moreno Glacier Growing?
Is the Perito Moreno Glacier growing, stable or melting? A 2025 peer-reviewed study: stable for decades, thinning fast since 2019, and what it does and does not predict. Plus the ice dam.
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