Multicolored mountains, the silhouette of the cacti like as many sentinels guarding the entrance of the twisted canyons, the peasants returning home at the slow pace of their mount… the « Red Lands” of Tupiza resemble an immense Western movie backdrop.
We offer you to discover the numerous geologic curiosities of the area the most beautiful and original way possible: on foot, horseback riding and mountain biking… or the three at the time!!

Mountain bike: 30K (18 of which downhill) / Horseback ride 6K
At 9 a.m., we take our mountain bikes to the South through a green valley to the site of El Angosto and to the Mirador of Entre Ríos (12K / flats). Down bellow the San Juan del Oro and Tupiza Rivers meet, both very colorful but with different tints. Then, sitting in our 4WD, we visit Quebrada Seca with its rugged mountains, red and covered with cacti, representative of the area. On the way, we stop at the Canyon Duende, before arriving in Toroyoj (2K in a car) where we will taste the famous Tamales (culinary specialty made out of corn).
In the afternoon we meet our horses at the entrance of the canyon of Palmira. Our trip takes us to the Puerta del Diablo, to the Canyon of the Inca and to the “Valle de los Machos” These strange multi-colored geological formations resembling phallic symbols leave no doubt as far as the origin of their name!
We return to Tupiza on horseback. We get back in our 4WD and head for the Quebrada of Palala and then for El Sillar, at an altitude of 3750 meters. After enjoying the view, we drop 800 m to Tupiza… on our mountain bikes, of course!.
Lunch included. Dinner open. Hotel **.

A day spent horseback riding or mountain biking, through colorful canyons with interesting geological formations (some resembling phallic symbols). The trip and its duration can be adapted to the level of the participants.
Cold lunch (included). Dinner open. Hotel **..

5 to 6-hour walk – Good physical condition required
This beautiful loop takes us through canyons and interesting geological formations of the mountains West of Tupiza: Puerta del Diablo, Valle de los Machos (rock formations resembling phallic symbols), Canyon of the Inca and Petrified forest of Waykho… View over Tupiza, Río Juan de Oro and the site of the “Sillar”…
The effects of the light on the Quebrada de Palala, when we return to Tupiza in the afternoon, will definitely please photographers.
Cold lunch (included). Dinner open. Hotel **..