Just between the border of Argentina and Chile, in the middle of the mountain range, is Sierra Baguales, just 65 km to the northeast of the Torres del Paine National Park and 134 km of the Puerto Natales Commune.

Inhabited almost entirely by flora and fauna, our Wild Horses or “Baguales”, as we call them in Patagonia, stand out. These horses have lived a large part of their lives alone with almost no human contact.

Sierra Baguales, that more than 50 million years ago was a seabed, now is able to fascinate visitors with sightings of marine fossils.

“There are few places that can match the disturbing beauty of this isolated volcanic mountain range, with its reliefs and dark mountains that amaze any of its visitors.”