Embark on an exciting horseback adventure to the wreckage of the plane, located in the valley known as 'Las Lágrimas,' near the town of El Sosneado in San Rafael. These expeditions, typically held in spring or summer, last about 3 days.

It is crucial to be accompanied by knowledgeable guides familiar with the area and mountains, as there are several river crossings that can be dangerous, and the trail is not always clearly marked. Additionally, a pass is required to enter the region, usually obtained in the town of El Sosneado.

To begin the journey, you will need to drive to the area surrounding the old hotel near El Sosneado, where parking is available along the route. On the first day, you will cross the Atuel River and several streams until you reach the 'El Barroso' campsite.

On the second day, you will proceed to the crash site before returning to the campsite.

The scenery along the route is spectacular, with rivers, streams, mountains, sinkholes, and lagoons. The local wildlife is equally remarkable.

This experience not only brings you closer to nature but also allows for deep reflection on the incredible survival story of the 1972 plane crash. For 72 days, the survivors endured extreme conditions without mountain expertise, proper equipment, food, or medical assistance. It is truly a miraculous story of human resilience.