Los Glaciares National Park claims the top spot with the largest ice cap outside Antarctica, featuring the Perito Moreno Glacier, which spans 250 square kilometers and advances up to 2 meters per day. This dynamic ice field, alongside the iconic Fitz Roy massif, draws over 600,000 annual visitors. It outperforms #2 Iguazu in sheer scale, offering a landscape where 30% of the park is permanently glaciated, a density unmatched by any other Argentine park.
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