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National park in Argentina
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Pretty much the only old tree to be found in the national park. Only reachable by boat.
The glacier of the park. Only reachable by boat. Probably, the glaciers at El Chalten and El Calafate are more worth their money.
By car
Most people get in by car, but the parks dirt roads can be strenuous.
By bus
By thumb
It is pretty easy to get into and through the park by thumb.
On foot
Some trails lead into the park from outside. Consult a map like OpenStreetMap, which many mobile Apps like OsmAnd or Mapy.cz use, to find them and use them together with GPS.
By boat
On foot
There are some trail parallel to the gravel road for half of the park. Otherwise, you will need to walk along the road and will be hulled into dust every time cars pass by.
By bicycle
Not the most recommended way to see the national park, since all roads along the park are dusty dirt roads.
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