What is the End of the World Train?

A narrow-gauge railway in Tierra del Fuego National Park that follows the route once used to transport prisoners — now a scenic heritage ride to the park interior.

Tierra del Fuego National Park coastline

Ushuaia · End of the World

Ushuaia: End of the World Tour

Tierra del Fuego National Park, the End of the World Train and the southern end of the Pan-American Highway.

Last updated: 2026-09-20

Quick facts

~5h door-to-door from Ushuaia. Highlights: Lapataia Bay (Route 3 ends here), Lake Roca, the Alakush Visitor Center and Argentina’s southernmost post office.

What you’ll see

Lapataia Bay — the famous “End of the World” sign at the bottom of Route 3.
End of the World Train — optional heritage railway ride.
Lake Roca & Alakush — classic Patagonian vistas and interpretation center.

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FAQ

Is the End of the World Train worth it?

It’s a short, scenic heritage ride with good interpretation — worth it for first-timers and history buffs, optional if you’d rather hike the Sendero Turbal trail instead.

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