Two-day horseback expedition

    Espolón Valley to Lake Las Rosas

    A two-day journey with a mountain base camp to enjoy Patagonia at an unhurried rhythm.

    We set off from the cabins with a Lake Espolón boat ride, saddle up toward the mallín, and descend to Lake Las Rosas crossing the Espolón Valley. The pace is tailored to the group with interpretive stops along the way.

    Camp features comfortable tents, a hot dinner, and a fireside evening. On day two we explore alternative trails and viewpoints before returning by boat. Perfect for guests seeking immersion, photography, and disconnection.

    Two-day horseback expedition
    Horseback program

    Two-day horseback expedition

    Espolón Valley to Lake Las Rosas

    A two-day journey with a mountain base camp to enjoy Patagonia at an unhurried rhythm.

    Duration

    2 days / 1 night

    Start time

    Coordinated according to season and conditions

    Group size

    Minimum 2 - Maximum 6 guests

    Booking window

    Confirm at least 1 day before departure

    Transfers

    Round-trip boat ride on Lake Espolón

    Meals

    Daily snack, campfire dinner, and light breakfast

    Ride highlights

    Highlight

    Traverse the Espolón Valley and descend to Lake Las Rosas

    Highlight

    Equipped base camp beside crystal-clear springs

    Highlight

    Gentle horses guided by local baqueanos

    Highlight

    Flexible segments tailored to photography, fishing, or pace

    Before you ride

    • Pack a three-season sleeping bag and headlamp
    • Bring layered clothing and a full change for camp
    • Share dietary restrictions during booking
    • Keep toiletries and personal items in dry bags

    Suggested itinerary

    Day 1

    Mallín and Espolón Valley

    Morning navigation, ascent to the mallín, and ride to the camp near Lake Las Rosas.

    Sunset

    Campfire evening

    Set up tents, enjoy a hot dinner, local stories, and Patagonia night sky.

    Day 2

    Alternative viewpoints

    Morning exploration of new trails and overlooks before the descent.

    Afternoon

    Return by boat

    Lake Espolón navigation back to Tres Morros Cabins.

    Frequently asked questions

    Is camping gear provided?

    Yes. We supply tents, sleeping pads, and cooking utensils. Guests only need to bring their sleeping bag and personal items.

    Can we adapt the route?

    Absolutely. We can focus on photography, fishing spots, more technical trails, or a relaxed pace depending on the group.

    How do you manage weather risks?

    We carry contingency plans and satellite communication. If the forecast is unfavorable we reschedule the expedition.

    Ready to plan your Futaleufú horseback ride?

    Message us on WhatsApp to confirm dates, customize the program, and bundle it with lodging or additional excursions.