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Saddle up for a two-hour ride through forest, lakeshore and Patagonian steppe followed by a traditional Argentine asado at a historic ranch outside Bariloche. Ideal for all riding levels, this half-day tour pairs wildlife watching with regional cuisine.
Saddle up for a two-hour ride through forest, lakeshore and Patagonian steppe followed by a traditional Argentine asado at a historic ranch outside Bariloche. Ideal for all riding levels, this half-day tour pairs wildlife watching with regional cuisine.
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Operated by Tangol · San Carlos de Bariloche, Río Negro
You swing into the saddle as the coach drops you at an old ranch schoolhouse, the Andes foothills stretching like a low wall to the west and a broad Patagonian steppe opening eastward. Cypress stands filter morning light; a small lake glints where condors wheel overhead. The guide adjusts your stirrups and you move off at a pace that reveals the landscape in chapters — forest, open plain, shoreline — each with a different breath and sound.
easy.
6 hours.
Light fitness: able to sit in saddle for two hours and handle short walks over uneven ground
No — the ride is guided and suitable for beginners and experienced riders; guides give basic instruction before setting out.
Yes — air-conditioned transport from central Bariloche hotels to the ranch and back is included.
Yes — note dietary restrictions when booking and the ranch will adjust courses where possible, though options may be limited on traditional menus.
This tour is not recommended for people with serious back problems, heart conditions, or other significant medical issues; typical age minimums may apply—check with the operator.
San Ramón Ranch is among the oldest working estancias in the area, reflecting the 19th-century expansion of ranching into the Andean foothills and Patagonian steppe.
Visitors are encouraged to stay on designated tracks, avoid disturbing wildlife, and support local estancias that practice responsible grazing to reduce erosion.
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