Because of the remoteness of the region, the environment has changed little over the millennia. Amidst the labyrinth of waterfalls and rivers, small trails connect rustic farms in the foothills of the Andes. The friendly farmers still ride horses and transport their produce with oxcarts, just as their ancestors did. Legendary outlaws Butch Cassidy and Sundance Kid, who ranched in Argentina in the early 1900s, drove their cattle to Chilean markets over this trail. Although most of Campo Aventura's clients use horses, the vast majority are not experienced riders.
Horses are available for every level of experience.
After riding for five hours, the trekkers enter La Junta, an Andean valley where Campo Aventura's Outback Camp a full service lodge nestles among ancient trees. From La Junta, visitors can traverse the Andes to Argentina or loop back down to the Pacific Coast. Whatever the route, they will have an unforgettable ride. All Rights Reserved.