IN THE HEART OF HISTORIC VALLEYS
This year we immersed ourselves in the most productive cattle valleys of the region, starting in the area of Lake Elizalde and finishing in the city of Coyhaique.
For three days we rode through the Simpson Valley and the Lago Frío sector, crossing the Divisadero Range, along mountain trails, logging roads, streams, and stretches of the Carretera Austral.
The Simpson and Coyhaique valleys, the historic heart of cattle ranching in Aysén, have been the stage where generations of settlers built their rural lives—opening fields, raising livestock, and sustaining traditions that remain alive today. In these lands, much of the region’s ranching identity was forged, and it still beats in every corral, every path, and every horse that rides across them.
HORSE WRANGLERS
Those who look after us and share the calm spirit and sure steps of their horses.
Chulengo Chile - Manuela Muñoz y Mauricio Inostroza
Cabalgata Aventura - Albanio Sandoval
Alto Murta - Eduardo Vas
El Esfuerzo - Juan Sepúlveda
Establos del río Simpson - Diego Salas
Turismo la Pancha - Ricardo Medel
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LANDOWNERS
We extend our gratitude to the lands, their owners and workers, for their generosity, their time, their efforts, and for opening their gates to us.
Fundo El Palomo – Pablo Galilea M, Galilea Carrillo Family & Sergio Ocampo
La Josefina – Don Juan Mata
El Pensamiento – Mario Puchi & René Araneda
La Rioja – Juan Pablo Galilea, Eugenio Galilea M, Eduardo Sáez
El Tirano – Jorge Ehijos, Marcela Ehijos, Bernardo Milla
Los Trinos & Las Lengas – José Manuel Carrillo D
El Fraile Ski Center – Ricardo Torres H, Jaime Haverbeck
Munilla Bikepark – Luis Cortés, Sonia Santolalla, Francisco Cortés, Martín Ríos
Fundo Los Corraleros – Pedro Cristi B, María Teresa Saavedra L & children
