eMTB Tour Patagonia Chile

Patagonia Wildlands is a seven-day guided e-MTB adventure through the wild landscapes of Chilean Patagonia, where pedal assist lets you cover more ground across remote estancias and open steppe. From Puerto Bories, near Puerto Natales, you'll ride along the Eberhard Fjord to the Milodon Cave Natural Monument, then follow the Old Castillo Route to Villa Cerro Castillo with views of the Paine Massif.

The journey then heads deep into the Sierra Baguales, staying at working estancias including the 13,000-hectare Estancia San Luis near the Argentine border, searching for Mesozoic-era fossils and enjoying a traditional lamb barbecue and a private chef dinner. Descending to the steppe, you'll ride past Laguna Verde and Laguna Azul, where guanacos graze, with chances of spotting condors, foxes and even pumas, before finishing at the edge of Torres del Paine National Park.

Highlights:

• Riding to the edge of Torres del Paine National Park with views of the Paine Massif
• Milodon Cave Natural Monument and the Eberhard Fjord
• Staying at remote working estancias in the Sierra Baguales
• Mesozoic-era fossils in the Sierra Baguales
• Wildlife including guanacos, condors, foxes and pumas
• A traditional Patagonian lamb barbecue

Surface and terrain:
Mostly gravel roads and open steppe tracks, including the Old Castillo Route, with rugged volcanic terrain in the Sierra Baguales and a short paved section on Day 6.

Weather:
November to March is the Patagonian summer, with long daylight hours and days of around 10-20°C. Expect strong, often fierce westerly winds, rapidly changing conditions and occasional rain, with cold mornings on the open steppe.

Suitable for:
Intermediate riders comfortable on gravel and rugged terrain who want e-assist to tackle remote distances (35-73 km per day) and Patagonian winds. Suits nature and wildlife lovers who appreciate rustic estancia stays.