Final Frontier Patagonia 2026

Final Frontier Patagonia is an unsupported ultra-distance bikepacking adventure across one of the most remote and spectacular regions on Earth. Spanning 2,700 kilometers from Puerto Montt, Chile, to Ushuaia, Argentina, the route traverses at least ten national parks and crosses the borders of Chile and Argentina multiple times. Riders have a maximum of 21 days to complete the full distance, relying solely on their own preparation, equipment, and determination.

In addition to the full route, participants can choose from three Intermediate Finisher Stages, each with its own scope and timeframe: the Huemul (650 km in 7 days), the Guanaco (1,619 km in 15 days), and the Puma (2,250 km in 18 days).

Live Tracking

FFP is not a race. Is not about speed or competition, but about participation, respect for nature, and the shared spirit of adventure. Solo or in pairs, riders are encouraged to slow down, connect with their surroundings, and share the experience with local communities and other riders. The journey is as much internal as it is external: an invitation to discover strength, patience, and joy in the face of true wilderness.

Subscriptions Open October 1st 2026 with limited spots, on a first come, first serve basis.

Get the Event Guide at www.finalfrontierpatagonia.com for more information, route, altimetry, rules, etc.