A trail that leads to Loma del Pliegue Tumbado (‘Knoll of the Laying Fold’) at the National Parks station. Traveling a distance of a little over six miles (one-way only), in ascent in almost its entirety, requires substantial physical conditioning. On the top of this 0.925-mile-high mountain (with a level difference with El Chaltén of 0.620 miles), there is a natural viewpoint that allows you to observe an immensity of peaks from the surroundings of the village and the Andes Mountain Range, as well as valleys, lakes, and lagoons.