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Punta Arenas

Mount Tarn

Brunswick Peninsula

Difficulty

Demanding.

Equipment

Recommend equipment for low tempetures.

Important

Recommend travel insurance.

Duration

3 hours aprox.

Nearest city

Punta Arenas.

Overview

Full day hiking at the south of Brunswick Peninsula. The landscape is composed by subantarctic forest, a pristine environment, with a lot of flora, peatbog zones and a historical trekking circuit of 5km. Mount Tarn is 2600 feet high and belongs to Andes Mountain Range. This mount was named Tarn in honor to the surgeon John Tarn who was the first in reach its summit in 1827. Another important ascent was achieved by Charles Darwin in his visit to Magellan Strait. He disembarked beside the mount and just in the same point where we start the trek.

Itinerary

07:00 - Departure from Punta Arenas.

08:00 - Arrive to Punta Árbol, 70 km south of Punta Arenas where ends the road. Welcome, breakfast and introductory talk of the day and the route.

09:00 - Start of trekking. (3 hours and a half of ascent)

12:30 - Mount Tarn summit. Time for Contemplation and pictures.

13:00 - Start of slowly descent to enjoy the view of Magellan Strait and its fjords.

16:30 - Arrive to the beach. Break to enjoy a nice lunch. Close of the activity.

17:15 - Return to Punta Arenas.

Included

  • Trekking sticks, Crampons (In winter).
  • Transport go and back.
  • Guide (English-Spanish).

Not included

  • Tips for the guide.
  • Meals not mentioned.
  • Travel and accident insurance.

FAQs

Monte Tarn is located in the Brunswick Peninsula, south of Punta Arenas, in the Magallanes and Chilean Antarctic region. It is part of the Andes Mountains and has an altitude of 830 meters above sea level. Its summit was first reached in 1827 by John Tarn and later by Charles Darwin during his expedition through the Strait of Magellan.

This trek is classified as demanding, as it involves approximately 3.5 hours of ascent to the summit, followed by a descent with panoramic views of the Strait of Magellan. It is recommended for individuals in good physical condition.

It is recommended to wear warm clothing suitable for low temperatures, waterproof trekking shoes, gloves, a hat, and sunscreen. We provide trekking poles and gaiters for added comfort during the hike.

You can book directly on our website. We recommend securing your spot in advance, as the trek requires a minimum of 3 people per departure.

The tour starts in Punta Arenas. Once your booking is confirmed, we will contact you to coordinate your hotel pickup at 07:00 am.

Starting place

After the purchase is made, the operator will contact you to pick you up at your hotel in Punta Arenas. Pick-up time 06:30 am.

Policies

Read our Terms and Conditions where our cancellation policies and changes are defined. Always remember to plan your trips in advance.

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$ 260.00 USD

Per person


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