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03 • Highland Transport
Muleteer Heritage & Mountain Descent
Bridle trails winding down from steep mountain parcels
Bridle Path Trails
Where no motor vehicle can climb, the noble packhorse and experienced muleteer carry fresh harvest safely down to the wet mill.
Story & Technical Discipline
The broken topography of the Tolima mountain range features slopes steep as 60 degrees. Packhorse transport is not merely logistical—it is a living cultural heritage and an eco-friendly transport method with zero carbon footprint. Within less than three hours of picking, the harvest arrives at the farm wet mill perfectly intact without heat damage or premature fermentation.
Technical Specifications
Transport ModeTraditional packhorse & muleteer guidance
TerrainHighland bridle paths and slopes up to 60°
Transit Time< 3 hours post-harvest to maintain freshness
Cherry CareBreathable bags preventing heat build-up
