Patagonia is the last frontier of the gaucho horse culture.  Here, people still rely on horses for transportation, herding, and cultural activities.  On this 11 day trip you will experience local culture, technical horsemanship skills, and ride through dramatic scenery.

This experience will start in the Aysen region of Chile. You will begin with an  introduction on to how to handle and pack  your horses. Patagonian horses are very unique; they are known for their strength and agility in the mountains.  They are descendents of Criollos which are of Spainish origin.    Your adventure will begin along the shores of the of the second largest lake in South America, Lago General Carrera.  This area is a transitional ecosystem from the pampas on the east side of the Andes to the temperate rainforest on the west.   You will ride old guacho trails that are used for access into remote farms (campos) in the mountains.

Throughout this trip you will have the opportunity to learn basic horsemanship skills, fish, and be immersed in the local Patagonian culture.