0km – Arrive in Puerto Montt and transfer to Puerto Varas early afternoon to collect the bikes, have the pre tour briefing and welcome dinner

185km – You ride out from Puerto Varas and cross from Chile to Argentina for the first time into the beautiful Argentine Lake District

185 km – A stunning days ride through the Argentine Lake District skirting lakes and mountains and your first taste of dirt roads.

205km – Tarmac or dirt option to the remote town of Esquel and the chance to visit Butch Cassidy’s hide away en route.

175 km – Back to Chile and on to Careterra Austral to a remote German settlement on the shore of an ocean inlet

140 km. – Stunning riding on the gravel of Careterra Austral along the inlet and then climbing to Coyhaique, where a bit of luxury awaits you

175 km – Magnificent views, vibrant lagoons and the night staying in cabins close to the shore of the crystal Lake Argentina.

295 km – A big day from the lake side across the Patagonian Steppe riding the Famous Ruta 40, finishing on a remote Estancia.

175km – From the Steppe to the Los Glaciares National Park and beautiful El Chalten.

140km – A late start and and an easier day through the Los Glacieres Nactional Park.

0km – Day off to visit the three mile wide Perito Moreno Glacier either by boat or by foot and to take stock and relax.

160 km – Ride across the steppe to the Torres Del Paine National Park. A remote, simple hosteria for two nights.

0 km – A day to explore ride remarkable park and maybe visit the Milodon Caves.

260km – You cross the Straits of Magellan, one of the most revered waterways in the world to Tierra Del Fuego – The Land of Fire

255km – Ride across the island swapping from Chile to Argentina and on to Ushuaia, the most southerly city in the world.

45km – Ride through the Lapataia National Park to the end of the road at the waters edge; There is still time to get all your Christmas shopping done in Ushuaia!

100km – We retrace our route back across the island to Tolhuin, visiting the Penguin Colony at Harberton en route.

195 km – Our route back across the island offers a choice of dirt or tarmac routes returning to the shores of the Magellan Straits.

165km – A shorter day heading for your final night in Punta Arenas and our farewell dinner.