Overview
The Patagonia Expedition Route offers an unparalleled cycling adventure through some of the most dramatic landscapes on Earth. Cyclists will traverse remote gravel roads, pass through towering mountains, and experience the vast wilderness of Patagonia. From glacial valleys to windswept plains, this route is a true test of endurance and an unforgettable journey for those seeking raw, untamed beauty.
Highlights
- Torres del Paine National Park: Cycle past breathtaking peaks and glacial lakes.
- Los Glaciares National Park: Witness the immense Perito Moreno Glacier.
- Remote Villages: Experience the charm and culture of Patagonia’s small settlements.
- Windswept Plains: Ride through vast, open spaces with awe-inspiring views of the Andes.
- Wildlife Encounters: Spot guanacos, condors, and possibly pumas along the way.
Distance
~600 miles (965 km)
Best Time to Go
November to March, during Patagonia’s summer, when the weather is warmer, and the winds are less intense.
