Cerro Cinco Hermanos

Cerro Cinco Hermanos rises 1,213 meters above sea level, featuring five distinct peaks that form its characteristic mountain silhouette in the southern Andes range.

The mountain serves as a natural boundary marker in Tierra del Fuego Province, standing as a reference point for territorial divisions since the 19th century.

Local mountaineers consider this peak a fundamental part of the regional climbing circuit, attracting climbers who seek to master all major summits.

The ascent requires proper mountaineering equipment and takes approximately six hours from the base, with the most favorable climbing conditions occurring between December and March.

The summit offers simultaneous views of Monte Olivia, Beagle Channel, and the surrounding valleys, creating a natural observation point for the region.

GPS coordinates: -54.75375,-68.13451

Latest update: March 11, 2025 12:35