Fuego National Park is located on the Argentine part of the island Tierra del Fuego, 11 km from the town Ushuaia. It was founded in 1960. This natural wilderness has an area of almost 630 km2. The Panamerican Highway ends in the park, but it is also possible to visit it by the southernmost working railway in the world - the End of the World Train. The park represents two ecoregions - Altos Andes and Patagonian Forest. These diverse habitats are home to diverse fauna and flora. The southern part of the sub-Antarctic forest is located in the park. Fungal parasites are often seen on tree branches. The park has a mild climate with frequent rains, fog and strong winds. There are mountains, forests, peat bogs, coastal zones, rivers, waterfalls and lakes. The main attraction for many visitors is the opportunity to visit the end of the world. Steve