Horseback Riding in Argentina

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Date: Thu, 6 Jan 2011 Time: 2:00 PM
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With its seemingly countless array of dramatic landscapes, Argentina is the perfect place for spectacular riding. The country stretches from the stunning Iguazu Falls in the north to the ranching country of the wide-open Pampas, and finally to the southernmost edge in the earth: Patagonia.

It’s a fantastic idea to combine your vacation in some of the hotels in Argentina to a horse riding.

Horseback riding is an excellent introduction to the gaucho culture, which, as opposed to that of the American cowboy, is still thriving. Various horseback riding expeditions use estancias, or guest ranches, as a launching point for excursions. Here you could possibly experience Argentine ranch life at its most authentic, since most estancias help you witness and even frequently participate in daily activities. By visiting an estancia you may have access to plenty of the finest riding locations in Argentina that happen to be frequently in the remote valleys and extensive pampas that teem with wildlife.

Primary Regions for Horseback Riding

Horseback riding estancias are situated in many areas in Argentina. By far the most accessible are only an hour or two from Buenos Aires, in the area called The Pampas. Most other regions for example Mendoza, Salta and Cordoba have estancias that offer you fascinating riding excursions to their visitors. Nearby you can find probably the coziest hotels in Argentina, so you can enjoy your horseback riding as much as possible.

Patagonia

Patagonia is additionally a superb area for horseback riding, especially in the foothills of the spectacular Andes, surrounded by snow-covered peaks and crystalline rivers. A particular highlight is riding in lovely areas including in El Chalten - the hiking paradise - or in Chile's incredible Torres del Paine National Park.

Atacameno Route

When you particularly need a gaucho experience you're going to remember for a lifetime, you could possibly ride part of the old route of the Atacameno gauchos, once over 620 miles (1000 kms) long, which runs along the Atacama Cordillera. Ride along with some ranch hands and catch a glimpse from the lovely mountains and rolling hills. No matter whether in the mountains of Patagonia or the foothills of the Andes, the horse lover may have an unforgettable experience within this land of rare natural wonders. In the nearby towns you can find remarkable accommodation in Argentina.

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