7 Video Views·Oct 22, 2024
🏍️The BEST OF NORTHERN PATAGONIA motorcycle route is one we developed only a few years ago after further discovery of stunning scenery and routes in northern Patagonia. Highlights: -Absolutely fantastic dual sport motorcycle riding while crossing the Andes Mountains in the northern parts of Patagonia -The "Adventure Capital of Chile" the town of Pucón, right at the base of the active Volcano Villarrica -Ruta 40, the continuous highway that covers Argentina -Ferry rides from Caleta Conzalo to Hornopiren through the beautiful fjords and inlets of Chile -Parque Pumalin, Parque Nacional Los Alerces (tallest trees in South America) Parque Nacional Nahuel Huapi & much more -Carretera Austral, the famous "Highway to the South!" -Panamerican Highway, in appropriate sections needed -8 active volcanoes, crossing the Andes mountains -48 breathtaking lakes & 10 National Parks and Reserves in Northern Patagonia -Rest day Options: Your choice on a self-guided tour! Either stay in Bariloche for the big city, ski-resort town feel, or continue onward to Futaleufú, Chile for whitewater rafting, kayaking, fly-fishing, hiking & exploring!
Hey riders, Eric here from RideAdventures with another video reminding you that we make it
easy for people to travel the world by motorcycle and by 4x4. The trip package I wanted to talk
about right now is called our Self-Guided Best of Northern Patagonia Route. It's one we've been
offering for about five or six years now and it really came together on the idea that people want
to see some highlights in Patagonia and get an experience the beautiful incredible terrain and
scenery that is but not everybody has the 16, 17, 18 days available like some of the other longer
trips that start in the north and go all the way to the south. So as you'll see this one,
it starts in the Lakes District and basically loops through from Northern Patagonia and Chile
into Argentina and then back to the same starting city of Pucon in Northern Patagonia through again
what is still an absolute highlight reel on the first day of riding you're going across along
the Yaima Volcano riding on the actual volcanic pumice and ash that's left over there from recent
eruptions down through again Lakes District, Lago Alamine and Bariloche and a constant array of what
is natural beauty and wonder rivers and volcanoes and mountains and everything around you all the
time back through the Chilean side and to the starting city of Pucon or the finishing city also
of Pucon for which you would use Temuco Airport. The trip format I'm talking about again is
self-guided this is something we've offered for a long time and a lot of our customers enjoy
the freedom of being able to go on their own self-guided and not having to be part of a
guided group tour event or so maybe you want to just bring a friend or two down you're welcome
to do this the point is that with this trip format the motorcycle rental of your choice
is already waiting for you the hotel package is all laid out and ready for you just to basically
follow a guidebook and GPS that we give you each day it shows you the route shows you where to get
your food and fuel and things like that all the way to a pre-reserved top end hotel that is going
to be waiting for you each day it takes a lot of the the front end work and research and wondering
and guessing out of the picture for you basically you can trust that we've already got plenty of
people that have enjoyed this route and and it's a package that just kind of speaks for itself and
you'll see why when you get when you get to do it so but this trip you can do October through April
as I think I started to mention already it's definitely a dual sport terrain trip we still
have about 30 of the kilometers will be off pavement the rest on pavement and you've got
everything from beautiful paved twisties and switchbacks through the mountains through
gravel and dirt and light sand situations constant change back and forth between
different surfaces each day of the trip and that's part of the excitement the fun and the adventure
and it's getting harder to do much more than this in terms of actual dirt riding in Patagonia because
so much pavement has been installed in the past 8 to 10 years but still the variety factor is still
balanced such that you really enjoy being able to ride the smooth pavement and then also appreciate
the dirt in the gravel as well it's total variety but to that point what kind of rider can handle
this this is not a trip for beginners we have a grading system that you can check with on our
website and see if this is for you by that description but basically it indicates that
there's not just pavement riding and this is definitely something you need to have a background
in dual sport riding on these big bikes before starting something like this going to ask that
you contact us if you're interested we will always be discussing with you your riding background and
make sure you tell us exactly what your background is like we have notes and different things like
that that we can share with you to help you decide for sure if this is really something you want to
do again the trip itself the package the route that you're going on the highlights and experiences
you'll get to see the people you'll get to meet along the way the other riders from all around
the world that possibly might be in the area at the same time it's a highlight this thing is this
package is fantastic let's basically make sure that you're meant to do this are you okay doing
this solo and self-guided or again without with your friends and without one of our support
systems like a guided group tour so we look forward to hearing from you