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Horseback tours ride into the Andean foothills, often timed for sunset and finished with an asado, the Argentine barbecue. They are small-group products of roughly five to eight hours, and the listings include both beginner rides and longer gaucho days.
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⏱ 8 hours · 4.9 (739)
Discover Mendoza's mountains on horseback on a sunset ride from a ranch. Enjoy a typical argentine barbecue dinner with the owners of the ranch and make the most of the calm…
from €107 per person
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⏱ 5 - 6 hours · 4.7 (427)
Explore the Andes mountain range on a horseback ride, accompanied by bilingual guides. Decide whether to taste an authentic Argentinian barbecue, or "asado", with some red Mendo…
from €107 per person
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⏱ 9 hours · 5.0 (9)
Ride horseback through the Andes, spend the day with a local mountain family, and enjoy a traditional Argentine asado cooked over open fire, with Mendoza wine and incredible sce…
from €642 per group up to 1
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⏱ 6 hours · 4.5 (8)
Experience a breathtaking sunset horseback ride! Enjoy a 2-hour ride with stunning mountain views, followed by a delicious asado dinner with wine and seasonal fruit. Includes tr…
from €164 per person
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⏱ 5.5 hours · 4.9 (6)
Enjoy a horseback ride through the vineyards of Mendoza with a view of the Tupungato volcano. Visit the Decero winery and taste 5 wines. Savor a traditional Argentine "picada" a…
from €224 per person
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⏱ 2 hours · 4.8 (5)
You'll ride through the mountains of Potrerillos and finish with a regional charcuterie board + a glass of wine overlooking the dam with panoramic views.
from €82 per person
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⏱ 5 hours · 5.0 (3)
Enjoy a true horseback riding experience in the Andes and reach a viewpoint at 2,500 meters. On your return, we'll welcome you with a homemade Argentinian barbecue and regio…
from €232 per person
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⏱ 5 hours · 5.0 (2)
A unique experience watching the sunset on horseback, with Mendoza's sky turning orange, always bright and clear and rarely cloudy, depending on the season.
from €107 per person
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⏱ 3 hours 0
Enjoy a sunset horseback ride in Malargüe, passing through rural landscapes and badlands with panoramic views, accompanied by mate and homemade bread.
from €70 per person
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⏱ 7 hours 0
Discover the beauty of Lunlunta on a horseback ride through vineyards and olive groves. Follow the course of the Mendoza River and enjoy an authentic asado criollo.
from €160 per person
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⏱ 8 hours 0
Experience the Andes on a full-day horseback ride from Mendoza. Ride through arid valleys, enjoy a traditional asado criollo lunch, and take in panoramic views of the Potrerillo…
from €267 per person
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⏱ 8 hours 0
Ride through the Cordón del Plata and the Nacientes de las Vegas, an Andean area higher up and less crowded than the usual routes, and share a gaucho barbecue by the fire.
from €160 per person
Check availability →Good to know: Check the riding experience required, group size and pickup point before you book. In the mountains, weather and season change what is comfortable on a horse. Ask whether the asado and drinks are included; a sunset ride and a lunch ride are different products.
Good to know
Luján de Cuyo and Maipú are the classic districts close to the city; the Uco Valley is further away, roughly an hour-plus by car. Half-day tours stay near the city, while Uco trips are usually full days.
The high-mountain tours drive Route 7 to Puente del Inca and the Aconcagua park, usually 10 to 12 hours. They are viewpoint tours, not climbs, and visibility depends on the weather.
Uspallata is roughly 100 km west of Mendoza, on the road towards the Chilean border.
No. It is a desert city at the foot of the Andes, built around wine, mountains and outdoor activities.
Santiago lies across the Andes and needs a border crossing, so it is a separate journey. Tours departing from Santiago are not part of this site.
Many half-day listings visit three wineries with tastings and an olive-oil stop; full days and Uco trips add lunch. Always compare the number of wineries and what is included.
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