Mountain peaks in Bahía Thetis
This collection highlights the rugged summits of the southernmost Andes in Tierra del Fuego, ranging from the jagged silhouette of Monte Olivia near Ushuaia to the remote peaks of the Mitre Peninsula. It includes Monte Bove, the highest point on Isla de los Estados, and Cerro Castor, the world's southernmost ski mountain. These landmarks define a sub-Antarctic landscape of ancient glacial formations and steep, rocky terrain characteristic of the remote Fuegian wilderness.
A Cerro Castor
The southernmost ski mountain in the world, reaching an elevation of 1,057 meters and located 26 kilometers from Ushuaia.
B Monte Olivia
The highest peak in the Sierra Alvear range at 1,326 meters, recognized by its distinctive jagged profile.
Monte Bove
The highest summit on Isla de los Estados, standing at 823 meters in the easternmost part of the Fuegian archipelago.
Cerro Flat Rop
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Cerro Lucio Lopez
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Cerro La Bandera
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Cerro Tres Picos
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Cerro Bagualero
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Morro Hall
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Monte Atocha
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Monte Campana
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Monte Piramide
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Cerro Jeujepen
A 700-meter peak located near Tolhuin, providing views over the central Fuegian plateau and Lake Fagnano.
Cerro Campanario
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Cerro Observacion
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