¿How much do you ride each day?
The route is quiet. The first day you will ride for about 3 to 4 hours until you reach the camp. The second day we ride for 6 hours (3 during the morning plus 3 in the afternoon. And on the third day, it will be a 3 hours riding to the starting point.
Do you have to know how to ride a horse and/or have previous experience of the activity?
Ideally it would be great if you have a previous ridind experience. The modality is "at the pace" in expedition form: one horse after the other to advance through the undulating terrain that is very characeristic of the mountain range.
What if I know how to ride a horse?
Those who have experience will also have the possibility of having looser horses and being able to gallop and/or trot at the times that the baqueanos consider it, depending on the type of terrain.
¿Where do we sleep?
As it is a route that crosses virgin nature and where no vehicular road reaches, the overnight stays are in sleeping tent, comfortable to get dressed and stay in. Optional: igloo type for 2/3 or 4 people. Those who prefer will be able to sleep vivac with a personal sleeping bag and insulation under an unforgettable blanquet of stars.
¿Is there a bathroom?
No. There are no toilets or chemical toilets. Everything is in nature, delimiting sectors. And you have to mantain the hygiene of the place, taking the papers.
What happens if someone needs to be evacuated for some reason?
Our guides and guides are trained to resolve first aid and/or evacuation issues to be able to be on the road in a few hours and from there be able to transfer the evacuee to the nearest assistance center. By the way, this situation is very rare.
No hay baños ni baños químicos. Todo es en la naturaleza, delimitando sectores. Y hay que mantener la higiene del lugar, llevandose los papeles.
¿What happens if someone needs to be evacuated for some reason?
Our professional guides are trained to resolve first aid and/or evacuation issues to be able to be on the road in a few hours and from there be able to transfer the evacuee to the nearest assistance center. It is a very exceptional, unusual situation, though.
Is there cell phone signal?
No, there is not. The fact is that cell phones in these areas end up becoming useless elements.
Should I carry a bag, a large backpack, a small backpack... What should I carry?
Each person must carry their personal luggage in a large bag or backpack to El Sosneado. There, we will check and the things that will be carried are separated into large bags shared among the passengers and each one will also be given a saddlebag (small bag to hang on the horse's saddle) to use with items that will be used on the way each day.
What will I eat?
Our mountain menus are varied. From pasta with tasty sauces to stews or roasted meats (Argentine chivito). Snacks, salads and quickly digested meals are common at midday. It is necessary to complete the personal/medical record to clarify if someone does not eat any type of food.
