Fitz Roy Cascades The Fitz Roy Cascades are what I'm calling these series of mountain cascades sprinkled beneath the imposing Fitz Roy Mountains. There are actually countless lacy mountain cascades like these, but this page pertains to those we've spotted at the end of the difficult 8- to 10-hour Laguna de Los Tres hike. These cascades are directly fed by snow and glacier melt and hence their flow will vary depending on the degree of such melt, which are probably at their best during the early summer season (December and January). While Sendero Laguna de Los Tres (Lagoon of the 3 Trail) is meant to get close to the Fitz Roy peaks of Cerro Fitz Roy, Cerro Poincenot, and others, these cascades are really a bonus to the hike and should be treated as such. Tell us about your experience with this waterfall. [Back to top] [Go to previous waterfall: Chorrillo del Salto] [Go to next waterfall: Los Notros Cascade] [Go to the Argentina Waterfalls Page] [Go to the Latin America Page] [Return from Fitz Roy Cascades to the World of Waterfalls Home Page]
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Another one of the cascades near Laguna de Los Tres
Dramatic context of the cascades with the jagged Fitz Roy Range and neighboring lagoon