Gravel Chile
📍 Los Rios, Chile
gravel
Date
6 September 2026
Difficulty
gravel
Tierra Del Fuego: Journey to the End of the World
Tierra del Fuego, Chile · 15-26 January 2027
Difficulty: 4/5 — Very hard
This 800km, 12-day gravel adventure in Chilean and Argentinian Patagonia combines remote gravel roads with some tarmac, offering a challenging journey through dramatic landscapes. Expect significant climbs and potential strong winds as riders push towards the "end of the world" in Ushuaia.
Visit official site →- Distances
- 800km
- Surface
- gravel, tarmac
- Typical W/kg
- 2.8–3.8
Rider fit
Who it's for
This event is designed for experienced gravel cyclists seeking a fully supported, world-class multi-day adventure with breathtaking scenery and unique cultural highlights.
Who will struggle
Riders without a strong foundation in endurance cycling, experience on varied gravel terrain, or mental resilience for long days and challenging conditions will find this race difficult.
Training focus
Training should prioritize long-distance endurance, developing robust gravel handling skills for varied conditions, climbing ability, and preparing for sustained effort over multiple days.
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FAQs
What is the total distance and duration of the event?+
The adventure covers a distance of 800 kilometers (500 miles) over 12 days and 11 nights.
What kind of terrain can participants expect to ride on?+
The route is primarily on remote gravel roads with varying conditions, but also includes sections of smooth tarmac, particularly towards the end of the journey.
How challenging is the Tierra Del Fuego cycling journey?+
This is a challenging multi-day adventure, featuring significant mileage on gravel, climbs like Paso Garibaldi, undulating terrain, and the possibility of strong Patagonian headwinds, requiring good physical fitness and riding skill.
Where does the race begin and end, and what are some key logistical points?+
The journey begins with airport pickup in Punta Arenas, Chile, includes a ferry crossing of the Strait of Magellan, and concludes in Ushuaia, Argentina, offering a fully supported experience.
What unique sights and experiences can riders anticipate along the route?+
Riders can expect to see dramatic mountain scenery, glacial lakes, visit the Desdemona shipwreck, and potentially observe wildlife such as penguins and guanacos amidst the vast Patagonian wilderness.
What level of support is provided during the event?+
The event is fully supported and includes services like airport transfers, accommodation, welcome briefings, kit checks, medical chats, GPS tech workshops, bike mechanics, and event-branded gear.
