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Picnic
Estancia Lago Pinto, in the heart of Magallanes, invites you to experience the authentic essence of Patagonian country life. Visitors enjoy days that combine tradition, nature, and hospitality, with activities that reveal the spirit of the estancia: horseback riding through endless landscapes, encounters with ranching culture, and shared moments enjoying its renowned local cuisine.
The soul of the experience is savored in its spit-roasted meat, slowly prepared over the heat of the fire, and in every dish inspired by the flavors of Patagonia. A perfect invitation for those seeking to disconnect and discover the region from its most authentic roots.
Spit-roasted
At Estancia Lago Pinto, spit-roasted meat is the heart of the Patagonian culinary experience. Slowly prepared over open embers, it allows you to savor the meat with all its natural flavor, accompanied by the aromas of the countryside. This tradition brings visitors together around the fire, combining good food with the warmth of the rural setting and offering an authentic moment of camaraderie and ranch culture in Patagonia.
Horseback riding
Horseback riding at Estancia Lago Pinto is one of the best ways to discover the Magellanic Patagonia. On the backs of gentle, well-trained horses, visitors explore pampas, forests, and grasslands, reaching Lake Aníbal Pinto and enjoying open landscapes, local wildlife, and the essence of ranch life.
The trails are adapted to different experience levels, allowing riders to walk, trot, or even gallop depending on the conditions. The activity is usually complemented with rest breaks, opportunities to interact with animals, and the typical hospitality of Patagonia. All in all, it's an experience that connects you with nature and the rural traditions of southern Chile.
Sheepdog demonstration
At Estancia Lago Pinto, you can experience authentic Patagonian rural life through its sheepdog demonstration, where these trained dogs showcase their skill in gathering and guiding sheep. During the visit, attendees observe the dogs managing the sheep—an essential traditional task on the region's ranches—as they move through corrals, herd flocks, and demonstrate the bond between the shepherd, the animals, and their canine helpers. This demonstration offers a close-up look at the daily work of the countryside, allowing visitors to appreciate the dogs' dexterity and understand livestock management, integrating traditional ranching practices with an immersion in the nature and rural life of Patagonia.
