Difficulty: Low

Rider level/ age: Low – Intermediate- Advanced. From 4 to 80 years old.

Horseback ride duration: approx. 1 hour.

Distance:  approx. 5 km/ 3 miles.

Specialized staff: Activity carried out by guides, baqueanos, who carry a VHS radio (150,125) and a first aid kit.

Recommended clothing: Jacket against rain and/ or cold, gloves, closed shoes with low or medium heels. It is not advisable to wear plastic ponchos, shorts, or use selfie sticks and drones. The use of personal gloves is recommended, we will provide disposable gloves and caps (COVID-19).

Observations: Routes may vary according to weather conditions.

– There is no minimum of participants required to carry out this activity.

– IMPORTANT: our tap water comes from the close by waterfall which also provides us with hydraulic power. We do not have descent internet or telephone signal (only within the reception area, depending on the weather conditions).

Difficulty: Low – Medium

Rider level: Low – Intermediate- Advanced.

Horseback ride duration: approx. 3 hours.

Distance:  approx. 10 km/ 6 miles. Elevation gain: 60-380 m/ 200-1250 ft.

Specialized staff: Activity carried out by guides, baqueanos, who carry a VHS radio (150,125) and a first aid kit.

Recommended clothing: Jacket against rain and/ or cold, gloves, closed shoes with low or medium heels. It is not advisable to wear plastic ponchos, shorts, or use selfie sticks and drones. The use of personal gloves is recommended, we will provide disposable gloves and caps (COVID-19).

Observations: Routes may vary according to weather conditions.

– There is no minimum of participants required to carry out this activity.

– IMPORTANT: our tap water comes from the close by waterfall which also provides us with hydraulic power. We do not have descent internet or telephone signal (only within the reception area, depending on the weather conditions).

Difficulty: Low-Medium

Rider level/ age: Intermediate- Advanced. From 10 to 70 years old.

Horseback ride duration: approx. 6 hours.

Distance:  approx. 18 km/ 11 miles. Elevation gain: 60-515 m/ 200-1680 ft.

Specialized staff: Activity carried out by guides, baqueanos, who carry a VHS radio (150,125) and a first aid kit.

Recommended clothing: Jacket against rain and/ or cold, gloves, closed shoes with low or medium heels. It is not advisable to wear plastic ponchos, shorts, or use selfie sticks and drones. The use of personal gloves is recommended, we will provide disposable gloves and caps (COVID-19).

Natural Environment: From the Cóndor viewpoint (alt. 515 mts/ 1680 ft.), you will have a panoramic view of the estancia, Puerto Natales, Last Hope (Ultima Esperanza) Sound and Sierra Dorotea; as well as all the splendor of Laguna Sofía, Cordillera Prat and the native flora and fauna of Patagonia. A significant condor colony is residing here.

 Observations: Routes may vary according to weather conditions.

– There is no minimum of participants required to carry out this activity.

– IMPORTANT: our tap water comes from the close by waterfall which also provides us with hydraulic power. We do not have descent internet or telephone signal (only within the reception area, depending on the weather conditions).

Difficulty: High

Rider level / age:  Advanced.

Horseback ride duration: approx. 3 hours.

Distance:  approx. 15 km/ 9 miles.

Description: In Pingo Salvaje we have beautiful Arabian Horses. Riding in Patagonia on these magnificent specimens becomes an unforgettable experience; trotting on beautiful trails with native forests, lagunas, sierra and paleontological caves, dotted by an exceptional flora.

The Arabian Horses, native to the Arabian Peninsula in the Middle East, owes their reputation to their intelligence, strong character and outstanding resistance; with a characteristic muzzle and the tail always held high. The Arabian Horse is one of the most recognized equine breeds in the world. Its combination of good humour and sensitivity requires a special treatment with great respect and skill.

We invite you to outlive the adventure of riding our Arabian horses in Pingo Salvaje! We are delightedly waiting for you to come and get to know Chilean Patagonia in Pingo Salvaje!

Specialized staff: Activity carried out by guides, baqueanos, who carry a VHS radio (150,125) and a first aid kit.

Recommended clothing: Jacket against rain and/ or cold, gloves, closed shoes with low or medium heels. It is not advisable to wear plastic ponchos, shorts, or use selfie sticks and drones. The use of personal gloves is recommended, we will provide disposable gloves and caps (COVID-19).

Observations: Routes may vary according to weather conditions.

– There is no minimum of participants required to carry out this activity.

– IMPORTANT: our tap water comes from the close by waterfall which also provides us with hydraulic power. We do not have descent internet or telephone signal (only within the reception area, depending on the weather conditions).