There are wonderful four to five-day trips in the Cerro Castillo National Reserve that are perfect for riders of all abilities as they combine riding with other activities, such as hiking and kayaking. Explore the mountains, rivers and lakes of this magnificent reserve accompanied by gauchos.
For those with a plenty of horse riding experience looking for adventure and more time in the saddle, there are some fantastic one to two-week routes in southern Aysén that will take you through some breathtakingly beautiful landscapes with hardly a soul in sight.
These options are more demanding and tend to combine camping with a few nights in simple hotels or bed & breakfasts.
On this five-day trip, you can travel on horseback, just like a gaucho, into one of Patagonia's wildest, most remote locations.
You'll be able to explore the huge granite wall of the Avellano Towers, hanging glaciers and remote landscapes of Aysén that very few other travellers get to experience.
This is a fully-supported trip that is guided by gauchos and bilingual guides and make for a perfect equestrian expedition.
Riding in the valley on day one
If you're keen to explore on horseback without committing to a multi-day trip, you might prefer to take a full-day or half-day horse riding excursion from the comfort of a traditional lodge.
Enjoy the freedom and flexibility of choosing from different daily excursions - ride one day, trek the next - or just relax at the lodge.
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Introduce MeThere are several trips that are suited to novices, and lodge-based rides are ideal if you want to learn and build up confidence without committing to a multi-day ride. Generally, the multi-day rides are aimed at intermediate to experienced riders who regularly horse ride at home. If you are planning to join a longer trip of three or more days then you should definitely be comfortable with 2-7 hours in the saddle per day.
You do not need to bring anything of your own - all tack and equipment will be provided for you. The tack usually comprises of metal or wood-framed saddles covered in layered felt, sheepskin and leather. Rope, raw hide and leather form the bridles, girths, straps etc. Most of the horses are ridden in simple snaffles. Halters are worn throughout the ride with rope tied around the horses neck to tie up at lunch stops and rest stops etc. You will be provided with chaps and a helmet for comfort and safety.
The horses taken out on these trips have been incredibly well trained and are well looked after by their owners. They are therefore safe and reliable for riders of all abilities.
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We'll spend some time listening to your aspirations, then discuss the kind of experience that might suit you.
Next we'll discuss the options, shortlist the best trips for you and present you our impartial recommendations.
We'll place a 24 hour hold on your preferred option - without obligation - whilst we talk through the details.
Whatever your budget, group size, length of stay, preferred activity or appetite for adventure, we can help.
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