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Coyhaique to Villa Cerro Castillo Day 18: Villa Cerro Castillo to Murta River Vallet Day 19: Murta River Valley to Puerto Rio Tranquilo Day 20: Puerto Rio Tranquilo to Puerto Bertrand Day 21: Puerto Bertrand to Cochrane Day 22: Cochrane to Los \u00d1adis Day 23: Los \u00d1adis to Caleta Tortel Day 24: Rest day in Caleta Tortel Day 25: Caleta Tortel to Rio Bravo Days 26 and 27: Rio Bravo to Villa O’Higgins This itinerary is flexible and you may need to adjust based on weather conditions, road conditions, and your personal pace. <\/strong><\/p>\n Always ensure to have enough supplies, especially in the more remote sections of the route.<\/strong><\/p>\n \u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n [\/et_pb_text][\/et_pb_column][\/et_pb_row][et_pb_row column_structure=”1_3,1_3,1_3″ _builder_version=”4.24.3″ _module_preset=”default” custom_margin=”-136px|||19px|false|false” global_colors_info=”{}”][et_pb_column type=”1_3″ _builder_version=”4.24.3″ _module_preset=”default” 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Accommodation: Hotel, Hostel, Cabin or camping<\/p>\n
Distance: ~45 km
Accommodation: Hostel, Cabin or camping<\/p>\n
Distance: ~48 km
Accommodation: Hostel, Cabin or camping<\/p>\n
Distance: ~78 km TOUGH RIDE
Accommodation: Hostel, Cabin or camping<\/p>\n
Distance: ~45 km
Accommodation: Hostel, Cabin or camping<\/p>\nBIMODAL FERRY<\/h4>\n
Distance: ~60 km (ferry crossing included)
Accommodation: Campsites in Pumal\u00edn Park<\/p>\n
Distance: ~60 km
Accommodation: Hostel, Cabin or camping<\/p>\n
Distance: ~75 km
Accommodation: Cabin or camping<\/p>\n
Distance: ~70 km
Accommodation: Hostel, Cabin or camping<\/p>\n
Distance: ~44 km
Accommodation: Hostels, lodges, or camping<\/p>\n
Distance: ~25 km REST DAY
Accommodation: Cabin or camping<\/p>\n
Distance: ~66 km
Accommodation: Cabin or camping<\/p>\n
Distance: ~58 km
Accommodation: Hostels or camping<\/p>\n
Distance: ~58 km
Accommodation: Hotels, hostels, or camping<\/p>\n
Distance: ~87 km YOU MAY NEED AN EXTRA DAY, ITS A LONG DISTANCE
Accommodation: Hotels, hostels, or camping<\/p>\nCHECKUP BIKE MAINTENANCE IN COYHAIQUE:<\/h4>\n
Distance: ~96 km PAVED
Accommodation: Hostels, guesthouses, or camping<\/p>\n
Distance: ~99 km TOUGH DAY, YOU MAY NEED AN EXTRA DAY
Accommodation: Hostels, cabin, or camping<\/p>\n
Distance: ~41 km
Accommodation: Cabin, or camping<\/p>\n
Distance: ~66,7 km
Accommodation: Cabin, hostel or camping<\/p>\n
Distance: ~50 km
Accommodation: Hostels, CABINS, or camping<\/p>\n
Distance: ~50 km
Accommodation: Hostels, cabins, or camping<\/p>\n
Distance: ~87 km (additional days needed due to distance)
Accommodation: Hostels or camping<\/p>\n
Accommodation: Hostels, Cabin, or camping<\/p>\n
Distance: ~46 km TOUGH RIDE
Accommodation:\u00a0 camping<\/p>\n
Distance: ~99 km (ferry included, additional day may be needed due to distance)
Accommodation: cabins, or camping<\/p>\nCarretera Austral Map\u00a0<\/span><\/h2>\n
Puerto Varas to Coyhaique<\/span><\/h2>\n
Carretera Austral Map <\/span><\/h2>\n
Coyhaique to Villa O\u00b4Higgins<\/span><\/h2>\n
Cycling the Carretera Austral involves tackling several significant ascents and hilly sections. Here are some of the main ascents you can expect along the route:<\/h2>\n
\u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0Main Ascents:<\/span><\/h2>\n
Puerto Montt to Hornopir\u00e9n:<\/h4>\n
Challenge: Moderate, road conditions vary between paved and gravel.<\/p>\nCaleta Gonzalo to Chait\u00e9n:<\/h4>\n
Challenge: Moderate to challenging due to gravel roads and potential mud.<\/p>\nChait\u00e9n to Villa Santa Luc\u00eda:<\/h4>\n
Challenge: Moderate, with a mix of paved and gravel roads.<\/p>\nVilla Santa Luc\u00eda to La Junta:<\/h4>\n
Challenge: Moderate, with some gravel sections.<\/p>\nLa Junta to Puyuhuapi:<\/h4>\n
Challenge: Challenging, steep and narrow roads.<\/p>\nPuyuhuapi to Queulat Pass:<\/h4>\n
Challenge: Very challenging, steep switchbacks, and often wet and muddy.<\/p>\nVilla Amengual to Coyhaique:<\/h4>\n
Challenge: Moderate to challenging, a mix of gravel and paved roads.<\/p>\n<\/h4>\n
Coyhaique to Villa Cerro Castillo:<\/h4>\n
Challenge: Moderate, mostly paved roads.<\/p>\nVilla Cerro Castillo to Puerto Rio Tranquilo:<\/h4>\n
Challenge: Moderate to challenging, gravel roads.<\/p>\nPuerto Rio Tranquilo to Cochrane:<\/h4>\n
Challenge: Moderate, primarily gravel roads.<\/p>\nCochrane to Caleta Tortel:<\/h4>\n
Challenge: Moderate, gravel roads.<\/p>\nCochrane to Villa O’Higgins:<\/h4>\n
Challenge: Moderate to challenging, gravel roads.<\/p>\nTips for Tackling Ascents:<\/span><\/h2>\n
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Gear Appropriately:<\/strong> Use a bike with appropriate gearing for steep climbs.<\/h4>\n
Pace Yourself:<\/strong> Take it slow on steep sections and take breaks as needed.<\/h4>\n
Stay Hydrated and Fueled:<\/strong> Carry enough water and snacks, especially in remote areas.<\/h4>\n
Check Weather Conditions:<\/strong> Weather can change quickly, so be prepared for rain and wind.<\/h4>\n
These ascents offer some of the most stunning views and rewarding experiences on the Carretera Austral.<\/h4>\n