We invite you to explore uncharted trails, connect with nature, and discover breathtaking landscapes on this horseback journey that will connect you with the purest essence of the Andes Mountains.

What makes these experiences different?

The experience we offer is unique, because it ventures off the beaten path into the wild and immerses us in the purest essence of these mountains. When we talk about summits, we mean the highest peaks, the home of condors, where the most panoramic viewpoints await, offering breathtaking views of the vastness of the Andes mountain range.
Yes, we arrived there on horseback!
Opportunities:
In the coming days, we'll take advantage of the opportunity to move the cattle from their summer pastures, participating in the customs and animal handling practices in the heart of the Patagonian Andes. It's a fascinating experience to be a part of it. Our guides and companions are the local people, rich in knowledge, true gauchos who manage the rodeo with whistles, dogs, lassos, and horses.
They're the ones who prepare the barbecue and tame our horses with great patience and composure, because they're their friends year-round, not just for our enjoyment. These same horses bring cattle down from their mountain pastures. I could tell you countless stories and anecdotes from these mountains, but I offer you the chance to experience it for yourself! Because no matter how vivid my words or how many amazing photos I show you, it's never the same to truly feel it... I can't describe that feeling here. We're very passionate about all of this, so it's easy to write, but I prefer to leave room for surprises.

DETAILED ITINERARY

Day 1:
At 4 pm we will welcome them in Lago Puelo with something sweet and mate to get to know each other and talk about the days ahead, and also to look at what we are going to take.
21h, dinner.

Day 2:
8:00am - Breakfast
At 9:30 am we meet at the footbridge of the Blue River where the guide awaits us with a van to take us to the horses.
At approximately 11:00 AM, after everything is ready, the horseback ride begins, ascending for about 6 hours until we reach the mountain outpost where we will camp for the next 3 nights.
We arrived in the afternoon, had a snack, set up camp, and had dinner.

Day 3:
We had breakfast and prepared the horses for a day out exploring the peaks and lakes.
Exploration of the peaks and ridges. Lunch on the shores of Lago Lindo. Optional hikes, rest, or time to enjoy the surroundings. Afternoon tea at sunset, followed by a hearty dinner at the outpost.

Day 4:
Breakfast and then we'll get ready to head out to the viewpoints and vistas of the Chilean side. We'll depart for the southern viewpoints, where you can appreciate the Chilean valleys. Lunch will be at the summit, and we'll return to the lodge in the afternoon. There's also the possibility of participating in traditional activities, such as working on a farm.

Day 5:
Desayuno
Descent through the Arroyo Lindo Canyon.
We began the descent, walking through a forest of stunted lenga trees.
Merienda en la casa del poblador y despedida de los caballos.
Where the van takes us back to our lodging in Lago Puelo.
21h, dinner.

Day 6:
9 am breakfast and we close this unforgettable journey.
I'm sure you'll come back, because as the saying goes: we always return to the places where we were happy.

What is included?
Two nights' accommodation in Lago Puelo. All meals and drinks included. Meats, vegetables, fruits, homemade bread, cold cuts, cheeses, wine, and juices. Breakfast: Homemade pastries, butter, toast, cereal, coffee, tea, yerba mate, and milk. Lunch consists of packed lunches (cold meals). Dinner: Grilled meats, stews, and meat with vegetables cooked on a disc grill. Gentle horses and comfortable saddles. Certified guides throughout the trek. Camping equipment: tents, campfire, composting toilet, rustic tables and benches. Insurance for passengers and guides. Transfers on the first day and upon return from the trek to reach the horses. Photographers available to capture the moments!

What to Bring?
High-altitude sleeping bag (available for rent with prior reservation). Comfortable clothing. Waterproof jacket. Suitable footwear. Headlamp. Sunscreen. Hat or cap. Personal hygiene items.

Additional information:
Minimum group size: 3 people; maximum: 5 people.
The activity will not be canceled due to rain. The itinerary may be adjusted depending on weather conditions. Physical fitness is important; for four days we will be riding horses for an average of six to seven hours per day in the Andes Mountains, sleeping in a rustic camp. The horseback riding trip is designed for people with little experience riding horses as well as expert riders. There are buses from Bariloche Airport to Lago Puelo.
Not included: Transfers from the airport to Lago Puelo or personal expenses not detailed.

Important:
The itinerary is subject to change due to inclement weather, and activities may vary depending on group dynamics. Reservations are non-refundable for personal reasons, but can be transferred to another person (the original booking holder will be responsible for the transfer). The tour will not be canceled due to rain. Gentle horses and comfortable saddles are provided. A pack carrier is available. Insurance is provided for passengers and guides. We issue invoices. Reservations must be made 15 days or more in advance for organizational and logistical reasons. We operate from October to April.

Please inquire about available dates. To confirm your reservation, a 50% deposit of the total amount is required. Payment will be made in US dollars (cash) or at the average buy/sell rate (blue dollar) on the day of payment.