Martial Mountains, Mountain range at Ushuaia, Argentina

The Martial Mountains are a mountain range on Isla Grande de Tierra del Fuego, east of the Cordillera Darwin and just north of Ushuaia, running along the Beagle Channel. The Martial Glacier stands out within the range. The mountains rise above the city and are reached by a chairlift from Ushuaia.

The Yaghan indigenous people lived in this region for thousands of years, developing ways to survive in one of the world's harshest climates. European exploration and settlement in the 1800s brought significant change to the territory and its inhabitants.

The range takes its name from the Martial Glacier, the ice body that stands out within it. The mountains lie just north of Ushuaia along the Beagle Channel, and the glacier is the feature most associated with them in local references.

The mountains are accessible year-round with a chairlift system that reduces the physical effort needed to reach higher elevations. Visitors should bring windproof and warm layers, as conditions at the top can be harsh and changeable at any time of year.

The range lies east of the Cordillera Darwin, not at the southern tip of the Andes. Within it stands the Martial Glacier, a body of ice that visitors can see above Ushuaia.