We started at the Astorga's Family stables, in Villa Río Serrano; southern access to Torres del Paine National Park. Once we have our horses ready, we will head towards the Nutria River sector. This river can be crossed in two different sections depending on the time of year, and depending on how much water its flow brings.

Once we have crossed this small river, we will advance along the Serrano River and begin our ascent between ancient Lenga and Ñirre forests; through a narrow and stony road.

Along this path there are spectacular views of the Serrano River valley, the imposing Paine Massif, Grey Glacier, Cerro Donoso, Tyndall Glacier and Monte Balmaceda. The path is very varied; at times we enter dense forests, as well as climb and descend stony mountains; always surrounded by an abundant variety of flora and fauna.

To reach our final destination we will have to go through slopes, streams and small lagoons. Once we reach the north shore of Jote Lake, we will stop to take a break and enjoy our box lunch.

After a 45-minute stop to recharge your batteries and eat something; we will begin to prepare our horses to return, by the same route, towards the Serrano River.

* We provide helmets and gaiters. A local baqueano and a Spanish/English guide will be in charge of the ride.
* The use of riding boots is recommended, otherwise we suggest bringing the smallest shoes you have.
* Box Lunch included (sandwich, hot drink, water, nuts, chocolate or sweet)
* The excursion begins and ends in Villa Río Serrano, Torres del Paine. How to reach there?
* Values ​​expressed in US Dollars.