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Thursday, April 23, 2015

Tierra Del Fuego National Park, Ushuaia, Argentina

This is one of the most beautiful places I've ever been. Seriously, have you ever seen a place this green? Tierra Del Fuego National Park is right outside of Ushuaia, Argentina, and it is the southern most national park in the world. 


We started our time with the End of the World Train. It was raining pretty hard, so we were excited to be inside the train still.



Once we got off the train, it was still raining pretty hard. I had lots of rain gear back at the hotel, but because of our hurried departure that morning, I had left it all behind. Luckily some random strangers had a poncho I could borrow.



We took a five mile trail along the coast. I really can't believe how magical of a place it was!



This traveling friend of mine is having a baby in a few months. Our travels are going to be pretty different from now on, but we've been some pretty amazing places together. Knowing us it won't slow us down too much and we will continue to go on crazy adventures!


Look how magical these pathways are. They really were this cool!



EVERYTHING was covered in yellow and green moss.



I love looking back at these pictures, but now I just want to go back. There were so many more places to explore in the park!



One of the really cool things about this forest, was that there was little to no vegitation on the ground. It made the forest feel like it was out of a movie. In Utah there is always bushes and plants everywhere, but here you could easily leave the trail and wander anywhere. Though you'd definitely be lost if you did that.




I wanna go back and backpack for weeks here!





Seriously. If you have a chance to go to southern Argentina, don't miss this national park. It is absolutely beautiful. Apparently it is common for it to be rainy, misty, and overcast, which I think adds to its charm.

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