Explorations in
Torres del Paine

We leave the stables on horseback and ride toward Laguna Jara, where we will have a view of steppes, La Vega (wetland), ñirre forests and regenerative grazing areas.

We leave from the stables and ride through an area of small hills, gaining altitude to reach the Linda Lagoon with views of the Paine massif...

We depart from the stables and ride across rivers, forests and pampas as we ascend towards the viewpoint of the Negra Lagoon...

We leave the stables on horseback, riding across the Serrano pampa and passing lagoons with the Paine massif behind us. We will ride along the banks of the Serrano River and Lake Toro, which we will cross at different points. We will return via the pampa with views of the Paine massif.

We leave from the stables towards a plain with abundant flora and fauna. Then we ascend a hill...

We start riding from the explora stables towards the Grey River on mostly flat and open terrains. We arrive at the river bank...

We leave the stables on horseback and ride across the steppe of the Torres del Paine Conservation Reserve, passing Laguna Jara before reaching the El Mercado outpost, an old shelter on the estate used by gauchos to protect the place and the cattle.

We leave the stables on horseback to visit different sectors of the Torres del Paine Conservation Reserve. We will pass the Santa Gemita outpost, a cultural vestige of the Patagonian estates.

We depart from the stables riding on a plain along the Serrano River. Then, we cross some paths to a viewpoint...

We depart from the stables riding through the Serrano pampas, cross the Grey bridge and ride along the river bank...

We depart from the stables riding through the Pampa Serrano. We cross the Grey River and climb a hill crossing streams...

We depart from the stables, galloping through plains and rocky terrain until we reach the banks of the Grey River...

We leave the stables on horseback and ride toward the forest sector of the Torres del Paine Conservation Reserve. Different Patagonian landscapes can be seen, such as the steppe, forests, La Vega (wetland) and the Zamora Valley, in addition to diverse wildlife like guanacos, pumas, condors, caranchos and bandurrias.