INFORMACION GENERAL
Los jinetes experimentados hablarán durante años sobre esta aventura a través de estancias de la patagonia y parques nacionales. Los gauchos carismáticos, con sus risas, sus cuentos y su interminable mate, lo acompañarán mientras se encuentra con pampas, cerros, valles y cuatro glaciares diferentes. Este 6-day all-inclusive program te brinda todo lo necesario para disfrutar de estancias, glaciares, lagos, ríos y cascadas desde la silla de montar. Pasa tus noches en nuestro Campamento a orillas del Río a orillas del río Serrano, camping salvaje, estancias auténticas y hoteles patagónicos únicos.
Aspectos destacados
• Navegar por el Seno Ultima Esperanza
• Ride from Bernardo O’Higgins National Park to Torres del Paine National Park
• Dormir en Nuestro Campamento a orillas del Río y una estancia local
• Experimente las condiciones variadas del sendero
• Ride to Serrano River and Grey Lake
• Ver los glaciares Serrano, Grey, Tyndall y Balmaceda
• Visite un rancho de ganado en funcionamiento
DESCARGA TUS MAPAS:
• MAPA DEL PN TORRES DEL PAINE
• MAGALLANES & ANTARCTIC REGION
DESCARGA TU LISTA DE COSAS RECOMENDADOS:
• ESTANCIAS & GLACIERS PACK LIST
Itinerario
Día 1
Boat Navigation to Balmaceda & Serrano Glacier – Ride to Lake Brush
- 10 Minuto Traslado en Privado
- 3 Hours by Boat
- 4 Hours Horseback ride, 12 km / 7 mi
- Night at Lake Brush Domes (No showers available) (BL-D)
Our day begins with a short transfer to Puerto Bories where we will embark on the 21 de Mayo navigation taking us along the Last Hope Sound and face-to-face with the steeply-descending Serrano Glacier at the foot of Mount Balmaceda (2,148 m / 7,047 ft.).
Once we’ve prepared ourselves and the horses, we set off along a peaceful 4 hour ride, walking and trotting through the beautiful humid forests and views of the valley that stretches out around us, reaching the Lake Brush, our remote and beautiful backcountry lodging for the evening. Here you’ll spend the night and enjoy dinner.
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Día 2
Ride to Chile Nativo Riverside Camp
- 4-5 Hours Slow Riding, Trotting and Cantering, 15 km / 9.3 mi
- Chile Nativo’s Riverside Camp (B-BL-D)
The second day starts with a delightful breakfast, setting the stage for another day of splendid exploration. Back in the saddle, you’ll traverse through Lenga, Ñirres and Coigue forests as you get into the renowned Torres del Paine National Park.
Along this journey, the terrain becomes more inviting, providing ample opportunities for invigorating canters amidst pampas, as we encounters creek crossings and meanders, and the majestic silhouette of the Torres del Paine massif gradually reveals itself, offering a truly awe-inspiring vista.
Upon reaching our Riverside Camp, you’ll be greeted with a sense of tranquility, where a warm welcome awaits alongside a relaxing evening and a vigorizating dinner.
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Día 3
Round trip ride to Grey Lake lookout
- 15 Minute Private Transfer
- 7 Hours Walking, Trotting and Cantering, 33 km / 19 mi
- Chile Nativo’s Riverside Camp (B-BL-D)
This morning we will awaken to a nourishing breakfast in Chile Nativo’s Riverside dining lodge before our transfer take us to our ride starting point.
A huge section of pampas begins our ride to Grey Glacier, giving us the chance to canter as much as we want! Once we reach Grey River we’ll start along a narrow path backdropped by incredible mountain views.
We’ll stop at the Pehoe Lake lookout to pause for a moment above its famously turquoise waters.
Continuing on, the trail to the Grey Lake lookout becomes more rugged. Lunch will be here looking over this icy lake and the massive face of Grey Glacier, whose waters feed the lake.
We’ll ride return via the same trail and reenergize ourselves with an evening canter across the pampas before arriving back to Chile Nativo’s Riverside Camp.
Dinner is served in the dining lodge before we rest again in our secluded tents.
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Día 4
Ride to Estancia Lazo
- 15 Minute Private Transfer
- 8-9 Hours Slow Riding, Trotting and Cantering, 26 km / 19 mi
- Night at Estancia Lazo (B-BL-D)
After breakfast, a transfer will take us to our ride starting point. We’ll mount our horses and set off through Torres del Paine National Park.
During the initial part of the ride, you’ll be treated to captivating vistas of the formidable Paine River and the expansive Toro Lake, the largest lake in the province.
After crossing the Webber Bridge, our ascent begins gradually. The pace slows as we enter a mountainous path, characterized by technical challenges, ascending towards the Toro Lake sector. This ride is an adventure that demands both technical skill and physical skills.
As we navigate through a mountainous area where the path becomes not only technical but also steep, we’ll alternate between walking and trotting across terrain that stabilizes in altitude, passing through various small lagoons, before finally arriving at Laguna Verde, situated in Estancia Lazo, we’ll settle in for the evening and enjoy a classic chilean dinner together as a group, made by our chef on board. Enjoy!
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Día 5
Ride to Estancia Tercera Barranca
- 6-7 Hours Slow Riding, Trotting and Cantering, 33 km / 20 mi
- Night at Estancia Tercera Barranca (B-BL-BBQ)
After breakfast we’ll mount our horses and set off to Estancia Tercera Barranca, a working cattle ranch just bordering the park.
Today’s ride is moderate as we gallop past these magnificent views of the park and facing the iconic three towers.
Once reaching the estancia, we’ll delight in a traditional Patagonian lamb barbecue, savoring the flavors of the region, and then take some time to rest, ensuring we’re fully rejuvenated for our final day of riding.
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Día 6
Round trip ride to Salto Las Chinas waterfall – Transfer to Puerto Natales
- 15 Minute Private Transfer
- 5 Hours Slow Riding, Trotting and Cantering, 19 km / 12 mi
- 2 Hour Private Transfer to Puerto Natales (B – BL)
Our destination today is Salto Las Chinas waterfall on the east side of Torres del Paine National Park, a route taken more than a century ago by Lady Florence Dixie whose 1880 account of traveling Patagonia has become iconic.
As we ride across pampas and plateaus we may see condors matching our speed as they soar the skies above us. We’ll stop for lunch at the waterfall before making our way back to the ranch via the same trail.
Our Private transfer will take us back to Puerto Natales, and we’ll drop you off at your hotel and say farewell.
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INCLUIDO
- All private transportation indicated in the schedule
- All horses, saddles and pack horses during the excursion
- Riding equipment, including elmets, leather chaps, leather gloves, saddle bags, dry bags
- All meals indicated in the schedule (B: breakfast, BL: box lunch, D: dinner, BBQ: barbeque)
- One night at Lake Brush Cabin/Dome (DBL bassis, sleeping bag included, shared bathrooms)
- Two nights lodging in deluxe tents (double occupation mattresses and private bathroom) (Bedding included)
- One night at Estancia Lazo (2 bunked beds per room, shared bathroom for 4 people max)
- One night at Estancia Tercera Barranca (Pleasant farmhouse with private rooms and bathrooms)
- Entrance fee to Torres del Paine National Park
- Entrance fee to Bernardo O’Higgins National Park
- Welcome Drink at Riverside Camp (PiscoSour, Glass of Wine, Beer, or Sparkling Champagne)
- Navigation between Puerto Natales and Monte Balmaceda
- Guide (English-Spanish), Driver and Baqueano (local cowboy)
NO INCLUIDO
- Any domestic or international flights
- Any additional nights
- Medical expenses
- Seguro de Viaje
- Personal expenses
- Alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks
- Additional alcoholic drinks in Chile Nativo's Riverside Camp
- Gratuities for Guide, Baqueano & Driver
Alojamientos
Nunatak Patagonia
The Lake Brush Campground offers a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in nature near Torres del Paine National Park. Located along an old Baqueanos path, it provides basic comfort amidst dense forests and diverse ecosystems. Accommodations include small cabins for two and mini domes, while facilities include dining and kitchen domes, as well as sanitary amenities.
Campamento a orillas del Río
Far away from the crowded park refugios and campsites, Chile Nativo Riverside Camp is our fully supported base camp located in Torres del Paine National Park. This area is ideal for families and special groups setting off to the park or for those looking for an alternative and unique outdoor experience.
Estancia Lazo
Estancia Lazo is a cattle ranch spanning 13,000 hectares and offers picturesque views of the Paine Massif and Laguna Verde. This comfortable two-bedroom house features bunk beds and private bathrooms in each room, ideal for accommodating up to eight guests. Conveniently located adjacent to Torres del Paine National Park, Estancia Lazo provides an opportunity to experience the natural splendor of Patagonia while enjoying a relaxing stay.
Estancia Tercera Barranca
A family run 6,500 hectare working estancia just outside the Torres del Paine National Park. It has a remote setting and excellent views of the Towers to the west and a warm, friendly, cozy atmosphere.
Accommodation is in the rustic but comfortable guest house with a small garden adjacent to the main house. There is a lovely fireplace in the gallery/living area which has comfy seating and huge windows allowing fantastic views. Good, home cooked food, homemade bread and jams, tasty Chilean specialities and excellent BBQs and Pisco sours!
Fechas & Precios
Chile Nativo opera con un máximo de 8 huéspedes por salida lo que permite un alto nivel de servicio individualizado y una experiencia personalizada inolvidable.
PROVISIONAL RATES 25/26 (valid until April 2026)
Nightly Accommodation in Camping & Estancia
2 Riders: USD$9,400 per person
3 Riders: USD$7,500 per person
4 -8 Riders: USD$6,300 per person
Peak Season Supplement: USD$250 per person
** Available: November- March / Peak Season: December 20th – January 3rd
FAQ's
Q: Where do I keep my luggage that I won’t need during my trek while I am riding in the park?
R: The majority of the hotels and hostels will store luggage for their guests who are staying with them prior to and after their travels in the park. If not, we will happily store your luggage securely in our office until the end of your program. During your ride, your backpack and other luggage or equipment needed for the daily rides and activities will be transported in a private, secure vehicle. Each day your group will have guided vehicle support along the way.
Q: What equipment is included in this program? Do I need to bring any of my own riding gear?
R: This program includes all the necessary gear and tack needed for this 6 day ride and expedition. Professional riding helmets, leather chaps, leather gloves, saddle, saddle bags, & dry bags are all included. Prior to beginning your first day´s itinerary, you will stop by our office along with your guide to be fitted comfortably for your gear.
P: ¿Hay baños y duchas en el Campamento Chile Nativo?
R: Yes – there are 2 restrooms and 2 showers per gender in the bath house located in the camp. Hot water is available during the generator’s schedule which functions 08:00 – 23:00. We recommend that you shower at night since your mornings you will be starting early for your days´ excursion.
P: ¿Cómo es el Campamento Chile Nativo a orillas del Río?
R: El Campamento Chile Nativo es nuestra propia base de operaciones privada ubicada dentro del Parque Nacional Torres del Paine. Perfecto para familias o grupos, es un campamento totalmente equipado ubicado a orillas del río Serrano, lejos del bullicio de Refugios y campings abarrotados. Realizamos todas las operaciones internamente, lo que significa que somos libres de trabajar con nuestro propio personal de confianza, obtener productos locales, seleccionar las mejores comodidades y controlar todas las partes que componen una experiencia de viaje al aire libre. Nuestras carpas dobles de lujo están ubicadas en plataformas elevadas, protegidas contra los elementos climáticos de la Patagonia. En el interior, encontrará colchones de doble altura, acogedores plumones y calefactores que se pueden operar durante la noche para garantizar un cálido descanso nocturno. Los baños, separados para hombres y mujeres con duchas de agua caliente están a pocos pasos de las carpas (tenga en cuenta que la electricidad y el agua caliente en el campamento funcionan de 8 a.m. a 0:00 horas). Las comidas son abundantes, deliciosas y se comparten en un comedor exclusivo con vistas al macizo Paine y sus colores cambiantes y espacios amplios para descansar, relajarse y disfrutar de una gran compañía. Nuestros desayunos buffet, almuerzos para llevar preparados por usted mismo y cenas de tres platos preparadas por el chef son una combinación nutritiva de delicias locales y alimentos de alta energía necesarios para las aventuras que tendremos durante el día. Los veganos, vegetarianos y huéspedes con otras necesidades dietéticas estará muy bien atendidos con una gama de leches alternativas, panes sin gluten, quesos veganos y productos de soja. Y, por supuesto, la cerveza, el vino chileno y el pisco sour marcan el final perfecto para un día de caminata. Nuestro propio anfitrión está siempre en el lugar para responder preguntas y garantizar que su estadía sea lo más cómoda posible. Con factores como generadores, mosquitos y noches frías en la mezcla, nuestro concierge está ahí para aconsejarle cuando cerrar los mosquiteros, cargar dispositivos electrónicos, cerrar su carpa de lujo y encender los calefactores.
P: ¿Debería darle propina a mi guía? Si es así, ¿cuánto es apropiado?
R: Tipping can be a delicate subject and many different nationalities have different tipping cultures. Tips or popinas in Chile, are viewed as a reward for good service. When tipping, a good guide and guide assistance who does the job well, has good English and provides a great service, can expect 10 – 15 USD per person per day. It is usual to leave your driver or chauffeur a tip too. Normally around 5 USD per person. Please find below a tipping guide:
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Guides USD$ 10 to USD$ 15 per person, per day; to be given to your guides directly.
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Staff (waiters, chefs,Housekeeping USD$5 per person, per night
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Drivers: USD$10 per person, per day; given directly to your drivers.
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Porters: USD$10 per person, per day; given directly to your porter
These amounts are merely a source to help you or give you a general idea of what is normal or typical. Of course, tipping is always at the discretion of the group members as to what they deem appropriate for the service they received.
COMPLEMENTOS & UPGRADES
PRIVATE DEPARTURES AVAILABLE – PLEASE CONTACT A TRIP SPECIALIST TO PLAN YOUR TRIP!
Reseñas
As horse lovers from the Netherlands and looking for a new unforgettable experience we decided to look for a horse ride in the Patagonia area. After some search on the internet we came to the Chile Nativo site and found a perfect ride for us. From our point of view we had an incredible trip and would recommend Chile Nativo for arranging you’re riding tour, giving you the opportunity to really enjoy. For horse riding and nature lovers the thing to do at least once in a lifetime.
Jasper Brugman, Netherlands
I was blown away by this trip and will absolutely be back to experience Patagonia on Horseback again. Everyone from the office staff to the guide, to the Gauchos, and our driver was professional but fun, and the experience was better for getting to know these people. Being in the backcountry and seeing the landscapes up close was one of the most amazing things I have ever done.
