Titan Forest Patagonia

Titan Forest Patagonia brings the Titan World Series, best known for the Titan Desert in Morocco, to the wilds of Chile's Aysén Region. Delivered locally by Austral Trails, the team behind Final Frontier Patagonia, it's a four-stage mountain bike and gravel race billed as the perfect blend of adventure and comfort.

Riders share much of the course, with separate sections tailored to MTB and gravel bikes. The 2026 edition was based at Villa Cerro Castillo, with stages heading out to Puerto Sánchez on Lago General Carrera and finishing at Levicán, through ancient forests, towering mountains, crystal-clear lakes and untamed trails.

Off the bike, the iconic Titan Camp creates a pop-up town where riders from around the world eat, rest, get their bikes fixed and swap stories. The route changes every year, with the final course published two weeks before the start.

Highlights:

• Ancient forests, towering mountains and crystal-clear lakes of Aysén
• Remote trails to Puerto Sánchez on Lago General Carrera
• Riding beneath the jagged peaks of Cerro Castillo
• Titan Camp pop-up town shared with riders from around the world
• First Titan World Series event open to both MTB and gravel bikes
• Full stage-race support with aid stations every 40 km or less

Surface and terrain:
Mostly well-maintained trails, many winding through forest, plus gravel roads. Much of the course is shared, with separate MTB and gravel sections. Significant elevation changes every day; roads remain open to traffic.

Weather:
Late spring in Patagonia, with conditions that can change several times a day. Expect around 3 - 18°C, strong westerly winds and showers; pack warm, waterproof layers.

Suitable for:
Fit, experienced mountain bike or gravel riders comfortable with back-to-back days of 60 - 128 km and 1,200 - 2,200 m of climbing. Amateurs race alongside elite riders; minimum age 19 with a race licence.