
The vast ice front of Upsala Glacier stretches beneath snow-covered peaks, with floating icebergs scattered across the glacial lake in Patagonia.
Upsala Glacier is a large outlet glacier of the Southern Patagonian Ice Field in Los Glaciares National Park, Argentina. The glacier terminates into Lago Argentino and is often viewed across a wide field of floating icebergs. The composition resolves through distant glacier structure and dispersed ice across open water.
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Quick Facts
Access
Roadside / Step-out
0–5 min
Elevation Gain
5 m
Best Light
Soft or diffused light preserves detail across the distant glacier face and enhances the structure of icebergs across the water.
Why This Light
Season
Seasonally Distinct
Iceberg distribution across Lago Argentino varies with glacier activity and wind. Visibility and access depend on weather conditions and lake navigation.
Crowds
Usually Quiet
Restrictions
Access is typically via boat excursions on Lago Argentino. Conditions on the lake can affect routes and visibility.