Saddle up for an unforgettable horseback journey through the wild heart of Patagonia.

Led by expert local guides, you'll ride along rugged, time-honored trails, far from the beaten path. Traverse remote summer pasturelands, explore old gaucho huts, and wind your way past a series of pristine lagoons. Immerse yourself in the spirit of gaucho life and experience the raw, untamed beauty of Patagonia like a true adventurer.

Walk Through Ancient Seas & Wild Patagonia

Discover a truly unforgettable half-day adventure in Puerto Guadal — where dramatic landscapes, rich biodiversity, and deep geological history come together. This iconic fossil trek is more than just a hike; it’s a journey across changing terrains and through millions of years of Earth’s story, offering breathtaking views and rare discoveries at every step.

You choose the path, we know the land!

At Errática, we design guided adventures that can be tailored to your interests, combining our curated routes with fully personalized experiences across Aysén.

Your journey is based in Puerto Guadal—the “Pearl of the Lake”—a small traditional town of around 600 inhabitants on the shores of General Carrera Lake, framed by the breathtaking Northern Patagonian Ice Field.

From this perfectly located base, you don’t need to keep moving accommodations. Instead, you stay in one place and explore in every direction—glaciers, national parks, rivers, fossil landscapes, and hidden valleys—all within reach.

Puerto Guadal becomes your home base in this vast landscape, and Patagonia unfolds from there.

Patagonia National Park – A Living Example of Rewilding Done Right

Patagonia National Park stands as one of Chile’s most visionary and successful ecological restoration projects. Once home to one of the country’s largest livestock ranches, this vast landscape was reimagined through the pioneering efforts of Tompkins Conservation and later donated to the Chilean state. Today, it is recognized globally as a leading model for rewilding and large-scale conservation.

The park has been transformed into a thriving sanctuary for iconic Patagonian wildlife, including pumas, guanacos, Andean condors, and the endangered Huemul — Chile’s elusive national symbol. Visitors can explore a rich mosaic of steppe, wetlands, and lenga forests, supported by well-designed trail networks, interpretive centers, and active rewilding initiatives that bring this remarkable transformation to life.

Half-Day: Errática Experience – Ride, Connect, and Live Patagonia

Fossils Plateau Traverse

Embark on a full-day journey—on horseback or on foot—toward the edge of the Fossils Plateau, a dramatic ridge that connects the remote backcountry of Puerto Guadal with the southern reaches of Patagonia National Park.

As you ascend, you’ll be rewarded with sweeping views of General Carrera Lake and the distant glow of the Northern Ice Fields, a landscape that feels both vast and timeless. But the real journey is through deep time: along the plateau, you’ll encounter fossil beds over 20 million years old, revealing ancient marine life and geological wonders embedded in the rock.

This route is the perfect full-day adventure for those seeking nature, history, and unmatched Patagonian scenery—all in one unforgettable experience.

Inviting you to immerse yourself in the surroundings of Puerto Guadal

Experience Patagonia as a true explorer.

This horse-supported trekking adventure from Puerto Guadal lets you hike freely through forests, rivers, fossil-rich terrain, and hidden lagoons, while horses carry the load. A perfect balance of comfort and adventure for those who want to go deeper into the wild without the weight.

The journey also extends into Patagonia National Park, exploring two of its most iconic sectors. In the Chacabuco Valley, cross vast open steppe framed by mountains and home to roaming guanacos and rich Patagonian wildlife. In the Jeinimeni sector, discover a more rugged and remote landscape of rock formations, caves, and colorful valleys shaped by ancient volcanic and glacial forces.

Veranada Bonita: For those who crave challenge and raw beauty, this route leads to one of Patagonia’s most remote and striking summer pastures.

Expect rugged terrain, fast-flowing rivers, and steep climbs through untamed mountain country. The trail winds through highland valleys where gauchos still run cattle, and history clings to every wind-swept ridge and weathered puesto. This isn’t a ride for the faint-hearted—but for those who push through, the reward is real: wide-open pastures, unforgettable views, and a deep sense of connection to the land. You won’t just ride like a gaucho—you’ll live like one.