4WD off road drive Patagonian Steppe

It extends from the last heights of the Andean Range to the Atlantic Ocean and from Colorado River to the Southest boundary of our continent. The landscape features tablelands, hills and valleys that descend as in a series of steps from the Andes to the East. This area has undergone little change during the last milleniums. Although for a long period of time it was wrongly called desert, the region evolution took millions of years giving rise to a rich diversity of plants and animals. Here the vegetation is low, with spines, small leaves and pale colours, mostly espinos, coirones and neneos. The guanacos, foxes, choiques, piches, maras, pumas, eagles, cóndores and many others are some of the fauna components .

Man has lived in this particular physical geography since about 12.000 years ago. Among the early inhabitants of Patagonia two big groups can be distinguished: the Aoniken in the South and the Gununaken in the North, both nomad hunters and collectors. These peoples have left evidence of their culture through countless traces, including what we know as Cave Painting, where they represented their myths and rituals on old rocky walls.

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