Why this ride
A named mountain-road corridor with sustained elevation change and pass scenery. It links naturally to Queulat Pass and Aysen valleys.
CURVESCOUT / MOTORCYCLE RIDE
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A named mountain-road corridor with sustained elevation change and pass scenery. It links naturally to Queulat Pass and Aysen valleys.
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Dec-Mar
Queulat is one of the great set pieces of the Carretera Austral, a national park where a glacier hangs from a high ridge and spills a waterfall from its edge, and where the road climbs and twists through deep forest on the way to Puyuhuapi and the south. The park lies on the Pacific side of the Andes, in the rainy zone, and the nearest settlement of any size is Puerto Cisnes on the coast, with Puyuhuapi a little north on the fjord. Fuel is available in Puyuhuapi and along the main road, but not in the park.
Read the complete Queulat write-up.
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Queulat sits at 0 km, early in the day. Next is Coyhaique.
Coyhaique is the biggest town in Chile's Aysén region, and where the Carretera Austral really starts to feel like a frontier. It sits in a green valley at the meeting of two rivers, the Coyhaique and the Simpson, with steep forested ridges all around and a distinctive pentagonal main square. People here are used to long distances and bad weather, and the town has the practical feel of a place that serves the farms, fishing villages and mountain lodges strung out along the highway.
Read the complete Coyhaique write-up.
May refer to an earlier itinerary; verify against your selected route before riding.
Coyhaique comes up 200 km in.