Unfortunately, the days with absolutely beautiful weather in Ushuaia are the rarest to enjoy. In this part of the world, at the end of the map, the weather is quite unstable and it is possible to see all seasons on the same day. That is why during my stay here, I took advantage of the clear afternoons as much as possible. No forecast could tell you exactly what the day would be like, so you should always go out prepared for anything. During one of these walks I was able to capture this: in less than half an hour, the weather went from beautiful spring to freezing winter 😂.

Deciding to camp at the Laguna del Caminante was a good decision because despite the cold, we were able to have a good mountain experience. Trekking with a heavy backpack on our backs made things more interesting, and on our second day of trekking, this was going to be even more noticeable. The route that had taken us to this part of the Ushuaia Mountains was in the shape of a ‘U’, and we had chosen to start in the easier half. The real challenge came on the second day, when we had to face the steepest climb of all, but with the reward of seeing the beautiful Jimbo Cave and the great Sheep Canyon ❣️.

Time really flies and I can't believe it's already been a year since I turned 30. Sometimes I can't believe I'm so old buy young at the same time 😂, I don't know if it's the same for people my age. This last time has been wonderful for me, being in a lot of beautiful places, broadening my horizons and enjoying the nomadic life. This stage of my life will remain dear to my heart, and I can't wait to see what great things this new year will bring ❤️.

It took us four hours to walk the 16 km from the trailhead to the Caminante Lagoon in Ushuaia. This trek was of medium difficulty in my opinion, but the fact of walking with a loaded backpack added some extra difficulty. The good thing was that this weight translated into having a shelter and shelter for the night, where we could ‘rest’ until the next day, when we would have to walk the same distance but on the way back. That was the first and only time I camped during my stay at the end of the world, because I was so cold that I didn't feel like repeating the experience 😂.

If there's one thing Ushuaia has plenty of, it's places to go trekking. Most of them can be done in the same day, but there are some others that are worth taking the trouble to bring a tent to spend at least one night. It wasn't in my plans to go camping at the end of the world where it's so cold, but one day everything worked out perfectly and I jumped at the chance. That's how I was able to visit the Caminante Lagoon, one of the best trekkings I've ever done in this place ❤️.

In all this time exchanging work for accommodation in different hostels in Argentina, I had several schedules that allowed me to define which one I liked the most. My experiences were of all kinds, although in general they were good and I can't complain because I was able to get to know the places I was visiting well. Within the shifts I had to work, I had to do all kinds of tasks, so I felt that the experience was quite dynamic. Of course, everything was justified by my main objective, which was to be able to make a low-cost trip 😃.