Chilean Patagonia Bike Trips

Join a cycling journey via the Southern part of the famous Carretera Austral in Chile. This 9-day trip with a guided group will take you from Coyhaique to Caleta Tortel. Covering 450 km, riders will traverse loose gravel and pavement, exploring Cerro Castillo National Park, General Carrera Lake, and Patagonia National Park. Options to rent bikes or e-bikes are available. This high-difficulty tour demands good physical condition and endurance training. Enjoy breathtaking landscapes, local culture, and unique adventures, concluding with a return to Coyhaique.

From Puerto Varas to Coyhaique (500 km) – The journey begins in Puerto Montt, crossing estuaries and fjords, connecting you with various locations along the Carretera Austral. This bicycle trip invites you to explore the most spectacular landscapes of the Carretera Austral Norte. Start by navigating the Reloncavi Estuary and the bimodal route, pedaling through national parks, mountains, lakes, rivers, fjords, glaciers, and native forests of the Lakes Region and Aysen.

On this 5-Day Guided Multisport tour in Chilean Patagonia, you’ll glide across the mirror-like waters of Grey Lake and follow the winding Grey River by kayak, surrounded by ice-blue glaciers, towering peaks, and raw beauty in all directions. By land, hop on an electric bike and effortlessly explore iconic trails that weave through vast valleys, windswept plains, and dramatic mountain backdrops. Designed for active travelers who crave variety and immersion, this five-day multisport journey delivers unforgettable perspectives of one of the world’s most spectacular wilderness regions.

This tour takes you deep into the heart of Chilean Patagonia, one of the most scenic and remote cycling routes in the world. Starting in Coyhaique, this guided tour follows the iconic Carretera Austral through lush temperate rainforests, dramatic fjords, turquoise rivers, and snow-capped peaks. Cyclists tackle a mix of gravel and paved roads, covering around 600 km over ten days, including boat crossings and daily vehicle support. With challenging climbs and breathtaking descents, the route offers an unforgettable adventure for experienced riders.