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Saddle up for a late-afternoon ride from Ushuaia to Lago Escondido: sub-Antarctic forest, lake shore panoramas and a cowboy-guided Creole-horse loop. This half-day excursion combines easy riding with dramatic Andean views and a traditional country picnic.
Saddle up for a late-afternoon ride from Ushuaia to Lago Escondido: sub-Antarctic forest, lake shore panoramas and a cowboy-guided Creole-horse loop. This half-day excursion combines easy riding with dramatic Andean views and a traditional country picnic.
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Operated by All Patagonia Viajes y Turismo · Ushuaia, Tierra del Fuego
You climb into the saddle as the Andes shoulder the sky and the road unwinds toward lakes and lenga forest. The ride begins after a late afternoon pickup in Ushuaia, crossing National Route 3 and the Garibaldi Pass until the track opens onto the rural refuge at Laguna Escondida. For an hour you ride through sub-Antarctic forest, over sections of the old Route 3 and onto the shoreline of Lake Escondido where wind and water shape a broad, clean horizon.
easy.
4.5 hours (includes transfer and picnic; 1 hour riding).
Suitable for people with basic fitness and ability to sit in a saddle for an hour; balance and core stability helpful.
The guided ride on Creole horses lasts about one hour; the total excursion, including transfers and picnic, is approximately 4.5 hours.
No — guides tailor horses to rider ability and the pace is beginner-friendly, though basic balance is helpful.
Hotel pickup in Ushuaia is included (usually mid-afternoon) with drop-off back in the city around sunset.
Yes — the minimum age listed is three years, but families should note young children will sit with an adult when necessary and must meet safety guidelines.
The area reflects Tierra del Fuego’s ranching and frontier history; local routes and refuges grew from 19th–20th century mission and sheep-farming activity.
This landscape is sensitive to trampling and fire; stick to established tracks, avoid introducing non-native plants on boots, and follow guide instructions to minimize impact.
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