Date: 8th March – 28th March 2026
Route: ~2,700 km from Chile’s Carretera Austral to Ushuaia, Argentina
Elevation Gain: ~25,000 m over remote gravel roads and trails
Event Type: Self‑Supported Ultra-Distance Gravel Bikepacking Adventure
Final Frontier Patagonia is a non‑competitive, self-supported gravel odyssey through one of the planet’s most remote and unforgettable landscapes. Stretching approximately 2,700 km from the southern reaches of Chile’s Carretera Austral to the edge of the world in Ushuaia, this ultra-distance challenge delivers everything that elite bikepackers crave—and more.
Designed without podiums or ranking pressure, the event emphasizes personal goals, self-reliance, and connection to the raw landscape. Riders navigate their own way, carry their own gear, and pace their own journey across wild terrain that includes gravel roads, dirt tracks, coastal ridgelines, alpine valleys, and glacier-fed waterways.
Each day blends endurance with awe-inspiring scenery—from emerald fjords and temperate rain forests to sweeping Patagonian steppe and high wind passes. With over 25,000 m of cumulative climbing and route conditions varying from smooth gravel to rugged, remote trails, physical preparedness and mental grit are essential.
Final Frontier Patagonia prioritizes adventure and experience over competition. It’s part of the Bike Adventure Series philosophy: long-distance journeys that ask participants to explore at their own pace, without support crews or pre-arranged logistics. Each kilometer is crafted to deepen engagement with local culture, regional nature, and personal resilience in equal measure.
Off-grid and unforgettable, Final Frontier Patagonia offers riders a rare opportunity to stand on the southern edge of the world—and return with stories that matter.
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