Tierra del Fuego National Park is the southernmost national park on the continent, spanning 630 square kilometers of sub-Antarctic forests and coastal trails. Its 12-kilometer Circuito Costero rewards hikers with views where the Andes meet the sea—a 40% more diverse ecosystem than the Perito Moreno Glacier (#2), with over 20 species of birds and native flora. While less strenuous than the Fitz Roy hike (#1), this park offers a gentle 3-hour walk to Lapataia Bay, where the Pan-American Highway ends at a beaver-dammed shoreline. The serene beauty here feels like the edge of the world.
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