BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//GradoSur Expediciones - ECPv6.15.20//NONSGML v1.0//EN CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH X-WR-CALNAME:GradoSur Expediciones X-ORIGINAL-URL:https://gradosur.cl/?lang=en X-WR-CALDESC:Events for GradoSur Expediciones REFRESH-INTERVAL;VALUE=DURATION:PT1H X-Robots-Tag:noindex X-PUBLISHED-TTL:PT1H BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:America/Santiago BEGIN:STANDARD TZOFFSETFROM:-0300 TZOFFSETTO:-0400 TZNAME:-04 DTSTART:20220403T030000 END:STANDARD BEGIN:DAYLIGHT TZOFFSETFROM:-0400 TZOFFSETTO:-0300 TZNAME:-03 DTSTART:20220911T040000 END:DAYLIGHT BEGIN:STANDARD TZOFFSETFROM:-0300 TZOFFSETTO:-0400 TZNAME:-04 DTSTART:20230402T030000 END:STANDARD BEGIN:DAYLIGHT TZOFFSETFROM:-0400 TZOFFSETTO:-0300 TZNAME:-03 DTSTART:20230903T040000 END:DAYLIGHT BEGIN:STANDARD TZOFFSETFROM:-0300 TZOFFSETTO:-0400 TZNAME:-04 DTSTART:20240407T030000 END:STANDARD BEGIN:DAYLIGHT TZOFFSETFROM:-0400 TZOFFSETTO:-0300 TZNAME:-03 DTSTART:20240908T040000 END:DAYLIGHT BEGIN:STANDARD TZOFFSETFROM:-0300 TZOFFSETTO:-0400 TZNAME:-04 DTSTART:20250406T030000 END:STANDARD BEGIN:DAYLIGHT TZOFFSETFROM:-0400 TZOFFSETTO:-0300 TZNAME:-03 DTSTART:20250907T040000 END:DAYLIGHT BEGIN:STANDARD TZOFFSETFROM:-0300 TZOFFSETTO:-0400 TZNAME:-04 DTSTART:20260405T030000 END:STANDARD BEGIN:DAYLIGHT TZOFFSETFROM:-0400 TZOFFSETTO:-0300 TZNAME:-03 DTSTART:20260906T040000 END:DAYLIGHT BEGIN:STANDARD TZOFFSETFROM:-0300 TZOFFSETTO:-0400 TZNAME:-04 DTSTART:20270404T030000 END:STANDARD BEGIN:DAYLIGHT TZOFFSETFROM:-0400 TZOFFSETTO:-0300 TZNAME:-03 DTSTART:20270905T040000 END:DAYLIGHT BEGIN:STANDARD TZOFFSETFROM:-0300 TZOFFSETTO:-0400 TZNAME:-04 DTSTART:20280402T030000 END:STANDARD BEGIN:DAYLIGHT TZOFFSETFROM:-0400 TZOFFSETTO:-0300 TZNAME:-03 DTSTART:20280903T040000 END:DAYLIGHT END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=America/Santiago:20260314T080000 DTEND;TZID=America/Santiago:20260314T170000 DTSTAMP:20260502T092025 CREATED:20251007T191932Z LAST-MODIFIED:20251007T191933Z UID:5831-1773475200-1773507600@gradosur.cl SUMMARY:Enduro Biking Tricao Park: Saturday 14h March 2026 DESCRIPTION:I. GENERAL DESCRIPTION:Tricao Park is only 1 hour and 30 minutes from Santiago. It is an amazing location by the coast with more than 20 miles of single track trails all connected and leading to the Pacific Ocean. Though it is all single-tracks\, the level is intermedium. However\, everybody decides on the speed and how high you jump\, or you simply take it easily and safe.II. PRICE per person: usd 90INCLUDED:– Transportation from Santiago Round Trip– Park Entrance– Lunch at Santa Pizza or Similar– Guiding and Stand-by Emergency VehicleNote: Bike Rental for the Day – usd 60 Enduro Full Suspension Bike \n\n\n\nIII. ITINERARY FOR THE DAY– 7:30am meet at Grado Sur Office. Pucara 4313 A Nuñoa.– 7:45am start drive to Santo Domingo – 89 miles – 1 hour 40 minutes app.– 8:30am Quick stop at Copec Gas Station on the Way.– 10am Estimated time of Arrival at Parque Tricao.– 10:30am app we start the activity of the day.– 1:30pm We meet back at parking area.– 2pm Group drives in the van or some can ride their bikes along the beach to Restaurant.– 4pm Group starts drive back in the van to Santiago. – 6pm app ETA Grado Sur Expediciones Office.Note: All traveling times are estimated considering normal traffic conditions. URL:https://gradosur.cl/eventos/biking-tricao-park/?lang=en END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=America/Santiago:20270214T040000 DTEND;TZID=America/Santiago:20270220T040000 DTSTAMP:20260502T092025 CREATED:20260409T144727Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260409T144936Z UID:4376-1802577600-1803096000@gradosur.cl SUMMARY:Kayaking Adventure Patagonia Chile - Feb 14 - 20\, 2027 DESCRIPTION:– Kayaking down Futaleufú flat water\, crossing the Yelcho Lake and down the Yelcho River to Chaitén– Pacific Ocean – Patagonia Chile– Trip Cost usd 950  (does not include air fairs) \nMore information & Reservations:Email: info@gradosur.clMobile & Whatsapp: +56 9 44070503 +56 9 93805359 \nGeneral Descripction: This Andes to The Ocean kayak trip navegates the old water route used by the locals to connect Angentina’s border with the town of Chaitén by the ocean before the road opened. It starts below the white water of the Futaleufu River\, enters the Yelcho Lake and ends in Chaitén viejo following the Yelcho River. Safety: Through the expedition\, there is boat with off-board engine for safety. It also carries extra gear\, food and items that might fit in your personal kayak. With good weather\, this kayak trip is fairly easy\, but with wind extra safety for the kayaks is always welcome. following on the closest road there will be a 4×4 and trailer with vhf radio contact as a back plan. Important is to know that though the trip takes part in remote areas\, there are locals and small boats that use the same waters.Route & Weather: Patagonia in summer bring nice warm weather (even hot days). However\, it is also possible that it might show usthe rainy and cold face as well in the same trip.Trip starts at Puerto ramirez\, the old port used back at the beginning of the 1900s. This is the area where big rapids end and flat waters of the river start. Though navegating the moving water is not challenging\, kayaking experience makes it a lot easier.The Futaleufu river opens into the big Yalcho Lake that offers amazing view with waterfalls\, glaciers and steep fjords. With good weather it is easy to navegate across and follow the itinerary. It is important to know that with wind it gets choppy  and phisically demanding. Sometimes\, we plan our departures early in the morning is we know (using weather reports) that the day will be windy just to avoid extra work and stay on schedule. If\, on the contrary\, there is no way around windy days\, we might even consider to simply stay at the same campground and wait for the right moment to resume the trip.Rain does not complicate the trip. It does make it a bit uncomfortable for those not used to the outdoors and rain. But good gear\, including a good tent and warm clothes make the big difference.  We bring big tent for meals and cooking and for the group to hang out.Where the Trip Starts: The trip starts in the small town of Futaleufu in patagonia\, 7 miles from the border with Argentina.  This means that people might have to arrive one day earlier that the trips date. For how to get there\, we can assist people with logistics and reservations for local transportation.Where the Trip Ends: The trip ends in the ocean town of Chaitén. We can help schedule a bus ride\, airplane ticket or trip on the ferry boat to Puerto Montt.Price and What is Included: The cost covers all local ground transportation\, lodging before and after the trip according to itinerary. It also includes guides\, kayaks and gear\, and of course all food during the trip. For safety reasons a kataraft with a offborad engine follows us (mother boat). Not Included: The cost of trip does not include air fares or local transportation in/out of Patagonia. \n\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \nItinerary Day by Day: \nDay 01. Sunday14 February:Saturday is arrival Day. Participants must be in Futaleufu any time during Saturday. The idea is to have our firts dinner together and start the trip that night with a final check about the trip and gear. To help participants to get to Futaleufú\, we assist people as much as we can with local transport and connections. Option A: Bus fromPuerto Montt to Chaitén. The BIMODAL route. It takes a day to get to Chaitén. It is a great trip through the fjords. Then\, extra 4 hours to Futaleufú by local bus or charter van or our company vehicle.Opción B: A 45 minutes direct flight to Chaitén from Puerto Montt airfield La Paloma (a small 6 or 8 seater plane) Then again\, extra 4 hours to Futaleufú by local bus or charter van or our company vehicle.Option C: A bus through Argentina that takes about 8 hours including paperwork at border crossing. The bus leaves from Puerto Montt but people can schedule to board in Osorno. Note: we can help coordinate all these options since we know the schedules and have the contacts. \nDay 02. Monday 15:  The Trip Begins – Lower Section of Futaleufu River to Monita Island – Lago YelchoAfter breakfast\, we start getting ready for the trip. We double check personal gear and also gear that we provide people with. make sure that the fitting of kayaks is perfect and radder works. Check every piece of equipment and make sure everything is going to fit in the kayak – tent\, sleeping bag\, clothes\, extras\, water\, etc. At around 1pm we drive to the river with all gear. We prepare to get into our kayak with everything we need for the trip. Lunch by the river.By 4pm we start kayak trip. First stretch takes the group to a beautiful natural campground on the western side of Isla Monita in the Yelcho Lake.This is a beautiful stretch of the river. We only paddle for about 3 hours. A great and mellow way to start this trip.Night at campground. Dinner prepared by Grado Sur Exp. \nDay 03.  Tuesday 16: From Isla Monita to Puntilla Or Correntoso River Beach. Lake Yelcho is a stunning place. It is also a big challenge especially if there is wind and waves. If that is the case we need to start early. Breakfast at 6 or 7am and paddling at 9am. If weather is good we can relax and start later. But keep in mind that if weather is bad we might have to start even earlier that 9am. First we paddle from Monita Island to La Puntilla. We rest here for an hour or so and take the time for lunch. Later\, we get back in our kayaks and cross the section to Correntoso River beach\, one of the kost beautiful places in Patagonia. From this day on\, our ‘mother boat’ is very important to give paddlers assistance if needed or just be there to make people feel safer. Afternoon by the beach.Night at Campground.Dinner prepared by Grado Sur Exp. \n Day 04. Wednesday 17: From Correntoso River Beach to Puerto Cardenas – On to Campground by Yelcho RiverAfter breakfast\, we get ready for our day’s paddling. We need to be in the water with our kayak by 10am\, unless weather says otherwise. First stretch all the way to Puerto Cardenas\, about 3 hours paddling.Lunch at Puerto Cardenas. After lunch\, we need to understand that we go back into a river again and paddle following guides instructions.Lake Yelcho is great. There are two places where other rivers get into our mai river and that means some trees that we need to keep in mind as we paddle. Our campground for the day is just below the second river feeding the Yelcho. Afternoon at CampNight at CampDinner prepared by Grado Sur Exp. \nDay 05. Thursday 18. From Río Cardenas to Camp ground just below El Amarillo River.Río Cardenas is a great place to camp. We can relax in the afternoon and rest.The next stretch is river and we need to be careful with currents and logs sitting in the river that we need to navegate around\, so following the guide’s instructions and line is very important. Today we paddle for about 4 hours. Once we get to our campground we rest and enjoy the afternoon and what is our last day and night of the trip.Night at campground.Dinner prepared by Grado Sur Expediciones. \nDay 06. Friday 19: LLegada a Chaitén Viejo – Fin de la Travesía.Hoy nos levantamos tarde\, pues desde este campamento a nuestro destino final son solo unas 2 a 3 horas. En este día se hace el último tramo río Yelcho hasta Chaitén Viejo\, un simple embarcadero usado por la comunidad para actividades madereras\, agricolas o simplemente para desplazarse de una rivera a la otra del río. Aquí nos espera el vehículo Grado Sur Expediciones. Organizamos y cargamos todo el equipamiento y vamos a nuestras cabañas en Chaitén. Noche en cabañas. Cena en Chaitén. \nDay 07. Saturday 20:  Trip Back to Puerto Montt and ON Home.– Breakfast at hostal.– Trip back to Puerto Montt dependeing of the option to travel.– Connection back home. \nWhat to Bring in This Trip. It is hard to predict the weather for Patagonia\, but February has always offered windows of better weather. That is why we plan our trip mid February. However\, we need to come prepare for the worst. There expression ‘there is not bad weather\, but bad equiopment’ make stotal sense in this trip. Our experience has shown us that “Andes to the Pacific” kayak trip could a great adventure with great views and scenery and great sandy beaches. However\, it can turn into a big challenge with rain and wind. So it is key to come prepared for those two scenarios.– Wet Suit (provided by Grado Sur Exp)– Layers – upper and lower body – Wind-stopper or rain gear for paddling– Extra rain gear to wear during campground hours.– Water shoes soft sole to operate radder in kayaks.– Extra shoes to wear while camping. – Tent good for rain with extra floor cover – Sleeping bag & mattress– Dry Bags to keep everything dry. Though kayaks have acrgo compartments\, they are not 100% waterproof– Sun block\, hat and sun-glasses– Buff (wool hat) or similar in case of cold weather – If needed paddling hand warmers. a kind of paddling gloves that help keeping hands warm– Warm clothes to wear at night during camping hours– Mosquito repelant (Important)– Headlamp and extra batteries – Small personal bottle for shampoo\, soap– Toilter paper in plastic bag– Preferred Snacks  (Cereal bars\, dry fruits\, others)– Water bottle (suggested bottle with buit-in water purifyer)– Small fistAid kit and personal medications if needed. Anti-inflammatories (We cannot provwith anyn kind of medicine)– If you take medications and supply of that med for the trip \nMore info & Sign Up: info@gradosur.cl / pablo@gradosur.cl Mobile Oficina: +56 9 4407 0503Otros teléfonos de contacto:  +56 9 9380 5359 URL:https://gradosur.cl/eventos/kayaking-adventure-patagonia-feb-16-21-2021/?lang=en ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://gradosur.cl/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/IMG_6973_result-2.jpg END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=America/Santiago:20260202T080000 DTEND;TZID=America/Santiago:20260204T170000 DTSTAMP:20260502T092025 CREATED:20240728T205748Z LAST-MODIFIED:20251025T160208Z UID:5860-1770019200-1770224400@gradosur.cl SUMMARY:Sea Kayak Río Bueno Chile's Lake District: Feb 2nd 3rd & 4th\, 2026 DESCRIPTION:I. Sea Kayak Trip Down Río Bueno to the Pacific: La Barra. – A 3-Day kayak trip all surrounded by Nature.– A trip down a safe and beautiful river. – All physical levels and ages invited. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nII. Price: usd 250 per person.INCLUDED:– Kayaks and gear: Helmets – paddles – lifevest – sprayskirt: Others.– Support Motorized bote to carry extra gear and help through the trip if needed.– All meals according to Itinerary.– All cooking gear plates cups and cuttlery. – 1 Guide every 10-people.– Support team on Vehicles. Logistics.– All local ground transportation needed for the trip.NOT INCLUDED:– Air or bus ticket or similar.– Other expenses to get to starting point of the trip.– Personal gear listed below under the title ALL ITEM YOU NEED TO BRING. – Snacks and similar. – Personal Toiletries. III. DAY BY DAY ITINERARY. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDAY 01:  Feb 2nd: Trip Starts in Río Bueno.Our advebture starts in the town of Río Bueno at 9am. We will pick up group at central Plaza – or any other place agreed before trip – and drive to Puerto Lapí\, where this adventure starts. The idea is to gather by the river by 9:30am and getting into the water by noon. If people want arrive on their own vehicles\, I would suggest to leave the vehicles in Río Bueno and use our shuttle to get to the river. We – Grado Sur Expediciones – will arrive the night before to the river – to the put in – to get everything organized.Once we are all at the put in – 9:30am – we will have about 1 hour and half to gear up\, load everything in the kayaks – single or doubles – with the idea to get in the water to start the trip by 11:30am. Once in the water\, group padles for about 3 hours to our first place for our first stop. Here we rest\, hydrate\, eat something and use the natural bathrooms in the openair. The river is flat\, no strong current or rapinds of any kind. There are not features that expose people to dangers\, but paddlers need to be focussed all the time and follow guides’ instructions if they indicate to do so. At about 3pm\, group resumes the paddling. We continue downstream at a leisurely pace. By 6:30pm we should cover the second part of our distance of the day\, to our camp-ground\, about 30 miles of river. Dinner at 7:30pmNight at Natural River CampNoche en Campamento. \n\n\n\nDAY 02: November 9th: From Our Campground in llancacura All the way to the Pacific Ocean. Breakfast at camp.At 10am we get ready to get back in the water and star our second day of paddling. Today’s goal is to make it all the way to the ocean – La Barra. This Bar – in English – is the place where the different currents from the river and the ocean build up a sandy wall that sometimes blocks the access to the ocean from the river.In the morning we paddle about 3 hours again before we stop to rest hydrate and eat our lunch. Again we can use natural bathroom\, leaving almost no trace that we were ever there.In the afternoon\, we paddle on for about 3 more hours. If everything goes well and our times match our schedule\, we should be arriving to the end of our triup by 7pm. That will give us more than enough time to set up our tents\, explore the area while guides work on snacks and dinner. Dinner at 7:30pmNight at Camp \n\n\n\nDAY 03: November 10th: Up-Stream to the Take Out and Pick-up Vehicles. Breakfast at camp.Today is a very especial day\, because we need to paddle upstream for about 10 miles to the closest river access to a road. There is no connection from any road to La Barra other than the river\, so vehicles cannot pick us up there. Group needs to paddle for about 2 hours to the fishfarm Los Patos\, where the only road meets the river. The current is not strong so it is not a hard task to do. We will have our motorized support boat if anybody needs help.To make our paddling easier\, kayaks stay close to the side of the river where current are event less strong. Once at the fishfarm Los Patos\, our support vehicles will be waiting. Our main suggestions is to completely empty the kayaks so as not tom forget anything inside them. Then start packing your staff. Here is where the adventure ends\, though we still have about 2 hours of road trip to Osorno or back to starting point. IV. ALL ITEM YOU NEED TO BRING:Every member of this adventure needs to bring the followingb items taht are key for this expedition.– Tent for 2. No bigger than that cause it needs to fit inside kayak. – Rolling Matress and Sleeping Bag. – Extra clothes in case it rains – shoes to wear at night\, other than river shoes. – Swim-suit – shorts – Sandals or river shoes.– Mosquito Repellent.– Sun Glasses – hat and sun-block 30 or more.– Water minimum 3 liters and a small one to drink from – Handy – We will carry exra water for the trip.– Your favorite Snacks: Dry fruit – fresh fruit – chocolate bars – others. – Toiletries – toiletb paper – towel – wet towels – All in Plastic Bags or dry bags for this sort of trips. \n\n\n\nV. ALL GEAR PROVIDED BY GRADO SUR EXPEDICIONES:– Motorized boat to carry extra gear\, food and assist paddlers if needed.– All cooking gear for 15 people – All gear to eat for 15 people: plates cups cuttlery.– Food according to Itinerary. – Single or Double Kayaks & All gear needed for the trip: Lifevest – Sprayskirt & Paddle URL:https://gradosur.cl/eventos/sea-kayak-rio-bueno-chiles-lake-district-8th-9th-10th-2024/?lang=en END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=America/Santiago:20270110T040000 DTEND;TZID=America/Santiago:20270116T040000 DTSTAMP:20260502T092025 CREATED:20251002T185123Z LAST-MODIFIED:20251208T141134Z UID:4342-1799553600-1800072000@gradosur.cl SUMMARY:Bike Crossing Chile-Argentina: January 4-09 2026 DESCRIPTION:Biking Challenge Over the Andes Mountains Chile & ArgentinaTrails\, Dirt Roads\, forests\, rivers and lakesAccross the Andes through Icalma border crossingCost USD $ 900 p/ person \n\n\nI. GENERAL DESCRIPTIONThis our most important experiences of the year. It is not a simple trip to plan\, but we like to keep it simple in other aspects: connected to nature and to the locals. This is a trip between an amazing part of the Andes Mountains between Chile and Argentinas. We ride through forest\, cross rivers and swim in lakes of Araucania en Chile and Alumine in Argentina. This is a personal challenge the Andes Twice. To make it possible\, we have to combine a couple of natural camp-grounds and cabins. Most lunches are on the way prepared by our support crew. Along the way we have support vehicles that help with logistics and the transportation of gear\, food and our personal belongings. Our only concern is to RIDE. \nMax of Participants: We belive that 30 people is a good MAX number to keep it simple. We start saving spots through the year with a simple downpayment of usd 100. The rest we expect to be paid few weeks before the trip.Lodging & Camp-grounds: 
We will travel through some remote areas where the open field by a river protected by nice forest will be our camp-ground. Other days we will enjoy the comfort of a small hotel or cabins. So we expect people to bring apart from their bikes and gear\, a sleeping bag\, matress and tent or to arange the renting of these item from us.Meals:
 Most meal are included as explained in our day-by-day itinerary. Some meal – epecially dinners- are not inlcuded because we use some of the local restaurante of the small town we ride through. So everybody orders according to his/her choices.The rest of the food is prepared by Grado Sur Support Crew. Breakfast lunches or dinners.optaron por opciones especiales: MEALS not included:– Dinner at Argetinean Restaurant in Villa Pehuenia Day 03– Lunch in Norquehue Day 4 – Lunch in Moquehue Day 5 Money during the trip: There is not much need for a big amount of money during the trip. We will be in remote areas most of the time. However\, we will ride into small town where cash will be very handy ranther than a credit card. Bring Argentinean pesos or us dollars in small bills. We also eat at restaurants few times so cash will be needed\, and usualy riders like to stop where there is opportunity for a cold beer or something equaly refreshing. Gear & Bikes Transport:
 Grado Sur Expediciones tried to help as much as possible with personal logistics but just from Santiago we were are based at. Few days before the trip we travel with vehicles trailers and gear to Temuco where trip starts. We offer the option for people in Santiago to deliver their bikes and luggage to our office and we will take them to Htel in Cunco. Other people from other locations need to be in Cunco Hotel -Bello Horizonte – the day before the trip or morning of Saturday\, early enough to prepare for departure at noon.For any logistics other than ours please contact us.III. Getting to Temuco:The important part is that anybody taking part in this trip needs to be in Cunco Hotel – Bello Horizonte either Friday – which is the day before the trip – or the same Saturday the trip starts around 9am 10am the latest.There are buses from Santiago direct to Cunco. Bus stops right outside hotel.There are buses from others destinations to Temuco and we can pick people up.There are flights also to Temuco and we can pick people in Temuco Downtown.People who wants to drive there\, they can leave the car at hotel parking no-charge until we return to hotel at the end of trip.IV. While Riding: EWe want people who come on this trip to focuss on the riding leaving all the rest to us. We travel with support vehicles – usually 4×4 small truck carrying everything for the trip. There will be one of 2 guides on bikes with the group. We can also assist with mechanic issues with any of the bikes. V. What is included:– Free transportation of bikes and gear from Santiago to Cunco and back.– Lodging and Food according to Itinerary.– Local Ground Transportation in Temuco area (shuttles Temuco – Cunco)– Support – 4×4 – vehicles during the trip.– Guides and bike mechanics – Make sure though\, your bike come 100% ready for such a challenge.– farewell dinner on our last night of trip back at Bello Horizonte hotel in Cunco. \nITINERARY Day by Day \n \n \nSunday 4th January Day 01:  Arrival – Trip Starts – China Muerta Reserve Ride.The trip starts on Saturday noon\, so we expect people to arrive the night before or early in the morning on the same Saturday by 10am. (See how to get to Cunco above)There will be a late breakfast for everybody at hotel. After that\, we will start getting ready to start the trip. Check luggage\, check bicycle\, and all itemn suggested below in our packing list. People will be able to leave stuff that are not needed at hotel until we get back at the end of trip. We check our bikes\, make last minute adjustments. At noon\, we expect everybody at the front of hotel for the first group picture of the trip. After that\, we load everything in the trailer or support vehicles and start the cycling. The first stretch goes for 30 kmts (24 miles) on pavement which works great as a warm-up. We arrive in Melipeuco and make a stop for lunch .Later\, we start the ride inside Chica Muerta Reserve all the way to our camp-ground\, a natural sport by a small river where we will set up our tents and support team will make sure that dionner is ready by 8pm. Dinner prepraed by Grado Sur Staff.Night at Camp-ground. \nMonday 5th January Day 02: China Muerta Reserve and Galletue Lake – Cabins at Icalma Border CrossingGroupo wakes up in the mountain. Time to undo tents and work on packing some of the gear we used during the night. At 8:30am we expect everybody to show upo for breakfast at our dining tent. At around 9:30 people need to bring luggage and tents to cars and prepare bikes to start the ride for the day. Today first destination is Galletué Lake\, headwaters of the BioBio river. Here\, group will make a stop to enjoy the beautifukl waters of the lake and river\, go for a swim\, and enjoy a picnic lunch also prepared by Grado Sur Staff.By 3pm group starts riding towards the town of Icalma. Here we stay at cabins by the Icalma Lake\, just by the border with Argentina. Dinner at Local Restaurant.Night at cabins. \nTuesday 6th Day 03: Crossing into Argentina Icalma Pass – Climb Batea Mahuida Volcano Trail Down to Villa Pehuenia Town.Our third day is hard to predict in terms of timing\, because of the border crossing and all paper work and amount of people. Because of our experience\, this is a short day of cycling but an intense one. Once we are on the Argentenean side\, we start our second part of the cycling which happens at the Natiinal Park Batea Mahuida. The goal of the day is the 2.000 meter top of the Volcano of the same name – Batea Mahuida.While cyclist pedal to their rythm\, the support vehicle finds it way to the top of the volcano as well to wait for the group with lunch. The view here is hard to describe\, just breath-taking. It is hard to cycle all the way to te top. But with or without bicycles\, we meet at the top for lunch.After lunch\, and after many pictures of course\, we get back on our bicycles and start the down hill part\, firt through the dirt road and then down an amazing single track trail through Araucaria tree forest. An amazing 10 minutes descent. Since day one\, we have named this crazy trail: fun\, long and safe. For those who prefer the safety of the wide open road\, they can just follow the support vehicle and we will meet in town at the Wagon Restaurant for a well deserved beer in Villa Pehuenia. At around 4pm group meets at Lagrimitas Camp-ground. We have the mountain shelter for the group. Time to chill\, clean up and rest before dinner at 7:30pm at a local Parrilla Argentina.Cena at Parrilla Argentina.Night at Mountain Shelter at Lagrimita Camping Ground in Villa Pehuenia. \nWednesday 7th  Day 04: Ride along Alumine River to Norquinco – Kimey Mapu Camp-ground by Norquinco Lake.Breakfast in our lodge at 8:30am. then we get our luggage to the vehicle and get bikes ready for a long but amazing part of the trip: the riding to Norquinco Lake. The ride follows that Aluminé river all the way to the big bridge that crosses the river. under that bridge we meet for lunch. It is a 60 kmts ride to this point.a beautifu place by the river. With good weather\, a great place to gofor a swim while Grado Sur Staff prepares lunch. After lunch\, we resume our trip\, now the destinatiin is a beautiful camp-ground by Norquinco Lake. Another 35 kmts away. Time to set-up tent\, shower and relax.Dinner at camp-ground.Night at rural Camp-ground in Norquinco.  \nThursday 8th  Day 05: Ride through Mapuche land in Argentina – Through Moquehue – Back to Chile Icalma Pass. Breakfast at Camp-ground at 9am. Later we get our luggage ready and close to vehicles. We start the ride over a mountain pass. Then we come down on the other side looking for the perfect spot for lunch by a small river. You will see the support vehicle from the road. Lunch time.After lunch we ride on through Moquehue town\, beautiful lakes and beautiful views of the Andes Mountains on the Argentinean side.We ride on back to the border and do the same paper work to get back to Chile. And back to the same place to sleep in Icalma. Dinner at local restaurant – ON YOUR OWN.NIght in Icalma. \nFriday 9th Day 06: Down to Carilafquen and Back to Bello Horizonte Hotel in Cunco.Today is a very especial challenge. Breakfast\, luggague to vehicles and back on our bikes for the last stretch of this adventure. Firt\, we start with a 7 kmts climb to mountain crossing and then we start coming down the mountains to the chilean plains. We ride on to Melipeuco where we will stopfor lunch at small local restaurant.Time to chill rest and maybe check this small town\, now with all the time in the world. Once group is ready\, we start riding the last 30 kmts back to Cunco\, to hostal Bello Horizonte where we started this trip.Time to chill and enjoy the swimming pool and maybe a drink.We will enjoy our last meal together at the restaurant.Night at hostal Bello Horizonte in Cunco. \nSaturday 10th Day 09: Departure. Group Members Leave – Transfer to Temuco Airport Breakfast at hstal Bello Horizonte from 7:30 tom 9:00am. Free morning accoding to your travel plans. IMPORTANT SUGGESTION: Because this is an advetureb trip\, we cannot guarantee 100% all the schedule describe here. For this reason we suggest that you plan your trip back home after midday. If you have an early flight please make sure that you make plans to the airport or letb us know about it. \nWHAT TO BRING in this Expedition: We need a lot for a trip like this\, but we still encarage people to PLEASE pack light. We have limited space during the trip. However\, you can repark at hotel in Cunco and leave items at hotel you dont think will be necessary during the trip. – Camping gear. Sleeping bag\, tent matress. (temp may drop to 0 degress 32 f at night)– Youb regular riding gear. Helmets are mandatory.– Rain gear. Though the trip sounds beautiful\, we will be in the mountain and rain can hit us any minute. Come prepared.– Warm layers for riding and for night at camp-grounds.– Small set of bike tools\, small pump and minimum 2 inner tubes even if your bike is Tubeless.– One set of warm clothes for the nights. One pair of warm shoes. No need for heavy mountain trekking shoes.– Small bagpak for daily rides.– Bottles or camelbak for at leat 1 liter of water.– Energy bars gel or any other kind of your favorite energy food.Note 01: Please\, dont bring electronic articles during thr trip other than your phone. It could get damage.Note 02: Anything especial someone might need for this trip before or after\, please let us know in advanvce\, We will be happy to help as much as we can. \nMore info please write to info@gradosur.cl / pablo@gradosur.cl \nGradosur Expediciones LtdaEmail: pablo@gradosur.cl     /  Cel – Whatsap: +56 9 4407 050 URL:https://gradosur.cl/eventos/bike-cruce-chile-argentina-enero-09-15-2020-ingles/?lang=en ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://gradosur.cl/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/IMG_0305-copia_result-2.jpg END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=America/Santiago:20251129T050000 DTEND;TZID=America/Santiago:20251129T050000 DTSTAMP:20260502T092025 CREATED:20210301T192050Z LAST-MODIFIED:20250417T213222Z UID:4649-1764392400-1764392400@gradosur.cl SUMMARY:Condor Mtn Bike Challenge Nov 29th 2025 DESCRIPTION:This is one of the biggest challenges we organize through the year\, the personal mtn biking challenge of 35 miles of pure Andes mountains\, 8.858 feet above sea level. A 6 -7 hour challenge on a bike – for the average cyclist. Cost usd $60 per person – minimum 10 people / Bike rental $ 70 usd. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nGENERAL DESCRIPCIONEvery year the mountain crossing Ruta del Condor becomes a personal challenge for most cyclists. It is not a race\, just a challenge. Grado Sur started organizing our challenge for people who want to ride with a group\, with certain logistics inlcuded and the transportation. We try to give all riders the best scenario possible so everybody’s only worry is to peddal and to complete the distance. Though 35 miles does not seem like much\, remember the altitude and the climb. For most people this is one of the toughest activities we organize thoughout the year. \n\n\n\nWHAT IS INCLUDED WITH THE TRIP This activity can vary in number of cyclists from 10 to 30\, being this one our largest number we take. We offer transport for people and their bicycles. We start in Santiago and drive all the way to Cajón del Maipo where riding starts. Then\, transportation moves to the other end of the trail in La Ermita\, where vehicles and trailers meet the group and drives everybody back to Santiago. Along the 35 mile-stretch of mountain trails we have guides on bicycles (and if needed a wheeler or a motorcycle)All the guides carry 2-wave VHF radios that communicate with each other and with the cars in case of emergency. In spite of all preparations we highly suggest people prepare themselves for the challenge well. (See list of WHAT TO BRING at the end of page) Besides\, we always explore the trail or collect information first hand from locals to ensure the pass is open and no surprises.WHEN & WHERE WE MEET7:00am Grado Sur Office. Pucara 4313 A Nuñoa Santiago. Riding starts around 9:30 in Cajón del Maipo According to previous trips challenge ends by 7pm. However we know that some riders finish earlier\, so we always have b2 trips back to Santiago. \n\n\n\nTHE TRAIL – LA RUTA DEL CONDOR We can define these 35 miles of mountain trail as technically gentle\, but very demanding physically. An average cyclist should cover the whole distance in about 6 hours\, plus one hour that we use to rest eat and enjoy the area. Besides\, we also use this time to oput the group back together and check on everybody because this is also the turning point of the trip. Also\, some people spend time looking for condors (always one or two in site) admire the high Andes or simply take some good pictures for posterity. Important is to mention that this is a group activity of a very isolated road\, so keeping the group as a team is key for a good experience and good results. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nGroup starts cycling from 4.758 feet of altitude and after 4 hours of hard climbing we reach the 8.858 feet\, gaining a total of 4.100 feet in just 17 miles. \n\n\n\nFrom here on\, the road changes the inclination with some very welcomed downhills\, but still two 3-mile climbs before we start the final descend. We descend about 4.731 feet in about 15 miles. We highly suggest extreme caution coming down because of the steep of the cliffs\, the rocky terrain and the exhaustion of most cyclists after a tough climb. \n\n\n\nThe EndingOnce we finish going down\, we meet at La Ermita (a well-known place and easy to find) right at the police mountain-control. Here – at a local kiosk – cyclists can chill\, enjoy some drinks and food while waiting for the other participants. As more cyclist arrive we board vehicles and drive back at the meeting point where everything started in the morning. \n\n\n\nWHAT TO BRING– Bicycles in perfect shape (especially tyres\, gears and brakes)– Minimum 3 liters of water – Lunch (a good sandwich\, cold pasta – cereal bars – fruits)– An extra first layer to change into when we stop for lunch. – Wind stopper (cold wind over the 6.000 feet)– Spare inner tube (26 27\,5 o 29)– Tool kit and portable pump URL:https://gradosur.cl/eventos/desafio-ruta-condor-sabado-13-marzo-2021/?lang=en ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://gradosur.cl/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/06-Un-Condor.jpg END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=America/Santiago:20251030T080000 DTEND;TZID=America/Santiago:20251101T170000 DTSTAMP:20260502T092025 CREATED:20251006T175709Z LAST-MODIFIED:20251006T180545Z UID:6683-1761811200-1762016400@gradosur.cl SUMMARY:Kayak Trip Maule River Oct 30 - Nov 01 2025 DESCRIPTION:Kayak Trip Maule River to the Ocean– River side camp-ground – Small towns – Bird Watching– Trip starts in Talca. Optional transportation from santiago– Lodging and food according to itinerary.– Kayaks\, gear and guiding– All local ground transportation– Cost of trip usd 300 per person / Minimun 4 pax. – Kayak Trip starts in Talca/ Ends in Constitución transfer back to Talca. Other plans can be arranged. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nITINERARY– Day 1. Thursday 30th October STARTING THE TRIP. For this trip\, people idealy need to sleep in Talca Thursday evening. The idea is that everybody shows up at the river by 9am in the morning of Friday. People can also come and camp with us by the Maule River.Note: For Private Trip\, from Santiago\, we could offer private transportation to Talca and back to Santiago at the end of trip. \n\n\n\n– Day 2. Friday 31st October Paddling the River – Camp-ground by the RiverEarly on Friday\, people need a good breakfast to get everybody through the morning.People drive to the put – Curtiduría train station – where guides and gear are ready for us and for this trip. Historically we start this 2-day trip in Curtiduria\, just by the train station because from here down the river is friendly and we can garantee the arrival in the Coast in 2 days.For people who prefer to camp with us will start the day with breakfast\, pack and start getting ready. We spend 1 hour with equipment\, personal items\, loading kayaks\, safety talks and for those with little experience the basic instructions on how to handle a paddle\, how to use a ratter and few other tips to make the trip as safe as possible and the paddling the most efficient.Our first stop is the small and «cute» town and train station Gonzalez Bastias. Here we get out of kayaks and visit a local family with a nice restaurant and the BEST FOOD along the river valley.The stop takes about two hours. Enoiugh to rest\, stretch and prepare the bodies for another 3 hours kayaking to our camp-ground about 20 kmts doew river.We paddle without stopping anywhere unless it is necessary. We taking time to enjoy the views from opur kayaks.Once in our camp-ground\, guides deal with main equipment\, camping gear\, dining-room tent and dinner. Expedition member deal with their own gear\, their kayaks and safety equipment and the pitching of their tents.Dinner – Night at Camp-ground. \n\n\n\n– Day 3 Saturday 01 November: Paddling – Trip Ends in ConstitucionGuides get up early and start working on breakfast\, while we expect expedition members to start working on their gear\, packing tents\, and the early loading of their kayaks.Breakfast is usually at 8am so we have enough time to pack and start paddling not later than 10am.Kayaks and one guide resume the trip\, while support engine boat stays to pack the camp-ground. It takes an extra 30 minutes.After 3 hours\, groupm should be able to spot the famous «Piedra del Lobo» an outstanding rock in the middle of the river that tells everybosy that it is lunch time\, and that we are about 8 miles (11 kmts) from our final destination.After 1 hour in our pinic-style lunch\, group paddles on but now knowing that a bit of ocean wind might challenge the moving forward. However\, the river turns many time and creates protected areas and the kayaks still move fast.The arrival in Constitucion is espectacular. We paddle along the coastal walking boulevard of the city and we get the welcome of many people. We also get welcome by other boats that move around the harbor either fishing or with other kind of work.We look for our place to get people\, kayak and gear out of the water and into our vehicles and trailers.We have a place where people can change clothes and after getting a bite we hit the road either back to Talca or all the way to Santiago. \n\n\n\nNOTE: All our kayak trips are supported by a motorized kataraft that transport food\, gear\, and items to make this trip as comfortable as possible and still keep it as an adventure. \n\n\n\nWhat to Bring.Please take the time to check this Packing List so as to ensure that you bring the items that you need.Lo– Warm layers– In case of cold weather suggested Dry suit or wet suit – Wind stopper – Rain jacket– River shoes or similar. Sandals. – Camping Gear. Tent matress and sleeping bag.– Dry bags for clothes and for sleeping bag mainly.– Baseball hat glasses and sun block– Water gloves suggested to avoid blisters and to keep hands warm – Warm clothes for the camp-ground time– Mosquito Repelent– Head Lamp– Toileteries (towel\, toilet paper\, others)– Snacks and power bars– Water bottle ideal for hot and cold drinks.– Medications that you regularly use. Pain killers\, and antihistamine. URL:https://gradosur.cl/eventos/kayak-trip-maule-river-oct-30-nov-01-2025/?lang=en END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=America/Santiago:20251031T060000 DTEND;TZID=America/Santiago:20251101T150000 DTSTAMP:20260502T092025 CREATED:20251001T205519Z LAST-MODIFIED:20251002T193518Z UID:4511-1761890400-1762009200@gradosur.cl SUMMARY:Kayak Maule River to the Pacific: Oct (30) 31 & Nov 01 2025 DESCRIPTION:Kayak Trip Maule River to the Ocean– River side camp-ground – Small towns – Bird Watching– Trip starts in Talca. Optional transportation from santiago– Lodging and food according to itinerary.– Kayaks\, gear and guiding– All local ground transportation– Cost of trip usd 300 per person / Minimun 4 pax. – Kayak Trip starts in Talca/ Ends in Constitución transfer back to Talca. Other plans can be arranged. \n\n\n\nGeneral Description of Trip:Down the Maule River in a Sea Kayak in 2 days is a fun trip and very interesting. The Maule river is a surprise in beauty. It is rather isolated from main roads. You only see small trails\, rural dirt roads and small communities such as our favourite González Bastías and our friends from there.The river is safe and when water level creates spots with fast moving water\, even the inexperienced kayaker does not have problem negotiating the current. Even flipping and swiming has very low risk. Support Boat tough make the whooe trip easier and safer.We camp one night along the river. We have our favourite places\, but anywhere along the river is good for a camp ground. JUST LEAVE no garbage.The river moves at a nice pace\, so paddling without big effort allows a regular paddler to cover the distance bewteen Curtiduría and Cosntitución in two days.The last stretch of the trip could be a bit tougher considering that the rivers flatters\, no current and ocean wind might flow inland.Maule River – BeautifulThe Maule river has a surprising and unexpected beauty. Far from main roads it is naturally protected from big crowds and big urben centers. Phone coverage is minimum and we only see birds\, small farms and maybe a another local rowing boat. The rivers moves at different speeds. Some sections are flat and paddling becomes harder\, and other sections have constant current and the kayaks move fast with little effort. Also\, rain and volume of water of Maule Lake way upstream in the mountains affect the water volume in different times of the year.With more water the river is clear and it moves fast. With less water\, small current differences appear\, but basic navegating kayak skills are enough to get though.We welcome people without experience\, because in an hour somebody could get what is needed to kayak the Maule river. What is important here is positive spirit and the right guiding and appropiate. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nITINERARY– Day 1. Thursday 30th October STARTING THE TRIP. For this trip\, people idealy need to sleep in Talca Thursday evening. The idea is that everybody shows up at the river by 9am in the morning of Friday. People can also come and camp with us by the Maule River.Note: For Private Trip\, from Santiago\, we could offer private transportation to Talca and back to Santiago at the end of trip. \n\n\n\n– Day 2. Friday 31st October Paddling the River – Camp-ground by the RiverEarly on Friday\, people need a good breakfast to get everybody through the morning.People drive to the put – Curtiduría train station – where guides and gear are ready for us and for this trip. Historically we start this 2-day trip in Curtiduria\, just by the train station because from here down the river is friendly and we can garantee the arrival in the Coast in 2 days.For people who prefer to camp with us will start the day with breakfast\, pack and start getting ready. We spend 1 hour with equipment\, personal items\, loading kayaks\, safety talks and for those with little experience the basic instructions on how to handle a paddle\, how to use a ratter and few other tips to make the trip as safe as possible and the paddling the most efficient.Our first stop is the small and «cute» town and train station Gonzalez Bastias. Here we get out of kayaks and visit a local family with a nice restaurant and the BEST FOOD along the river valley.The stop takes about two hours. Enoiugh to rest\, stretch and prepare the bodies for another 3 hours kayaking to our camp-ground about 20 kmts doew river.We paddle without stopping anywhere unless it is necessary. We taking time to enjoy the views from opur kayaks.Once in our camp-ground\, guides deal with main equipment\, camping gear\, dining-room tent and dinner. Expedition member deal with their own gear\, their kayaks and safety equipment and the pitching of their tents.Dinner – Night at Camp-ground. \n\n\n\n– Day 3 Saturday 01 November: Paddling – Trip Ends in ConstitucionGuides get up early and start working on breakfast\, while we expect expedition members to start working on their gear\, packing tents\, and the early loading of their kayaks.Breakfast is usually at 8am so we have enough time to pack and start paddling not later than 10am.Kayaks and one guide resume the trip\, while support engine boat stays to pack the camp-ground. It takes an extra 30 minutes.After 3 hours\, groupm should be able to spot the famous «Piedra del Lobo» an outstanding rock in the middle of the river that tells everybosy that it is lunch time\, and that we are about 8 miles (11 kmts) from our final destination.After 1 hour in our pinic-style lunch\, group paddles on but now knowing that a bit of ocean wind might challenge the moving forward. However\, the river turns many time and creates protected areas and the kayaks still move fast.The arrival in Constitucion is espectacular. We paddle along the coastal walking boulevard of the city and we get the welcome of many people. We also get welcome by other boats that move around the harbor either fishing or with other kind of work.We look for our place to get people\, kayak and gear out of the water and into our vehicles and trailers.We have a place where people can change clothes and after getting a bite we hit the road either back to Talca or all the way to Santiago. \n\n\n\nNOTE: All our kayak trips are supported by a motorized kataraft that transport food\, gear\, and items to make this trip as comfortable as possible and still keep it as an adventure. \n\n\n\nWhat to Bring.Please take the time to check this Packing List so as to ensure that you bring the items that you need.Lo– Warm layers– In case of cold weather suggested Dry suit or wet suit – Wind stopper – Rain jacket– River shoes or similaer. Sandals. – Camping Gear. Tent matress and sleeping bag.– Dry bags for clothes and for sleeping bag mainly.– Baseball hat glasses and sun block– Water gloves suggested to avoid blisters and to keep hands warm – Warm clothes for the camp-ground time– Mosquito Repelent– Head Lamp– Toileteries (towel\, toilet paper\, others)– Snacks and power bars– Water bottle ideal for hot and cold drinks.– Medications that you regularly use. Pain killers\, and antihistamine. URL:https://gradosur.cl/eventos/kayak-trip-maule-river/?lang=en ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://gradosur.cl/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/IMG_2125-copia_result-2.jpg END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=America/Santiago:20250110T210000 DTEND;TZID=America/Santiago:20250118T205959 DTSTAMP:20260502T092025 CREATED:20240630T221016Z LAST-MODIFIED:20240801T200929Z UID:5695-1736542800-1737233999@gradosur.cl SUMMARY:Biking Austral Road in Patagonia Chile & Argentina: Jan 11-18 2025 DESCRIPTION:COST OF TRIP: USD 900 per Person.INCLUDED:Included Float Trip of Espolón River Included all food and accomodation according to Itinerary Local transportation for activitiesSupport Vehicles \n\n\n\nNOT INCLUDED:Not included AirFairNot included meals labeled LIBRE / ON YOUR OWNNot included beverages with mealsNote: Extra – Bike rental for trip usd 300I. DAY BY DAY Itinerary: \n\n\n\nSaturday / Day 1: Meeting in Puerto Montt. Start Biking trip in Contao to Hornopiren. Participants for this trio need to be in Puerto Montt ready to travel with gear at 9am. We can pick you up or ask you to meet us at a especific location depending on where you end up staying. In our vehicles we drive to a small town of Contao where the biking trip starts all the way to Hornopirén. The route is beautiful with a combination of dirt and asphalt. It is longer than the main paveroad\, but less hilly\, safer with way fewer cars and the views are more espectacular. We ride our bicycles along the coast\, through small ports and fishing villages. The riding takes us to Peninsula Hualaihué\, where our support team will have lunch ready for us. If weather is good we eat under the sun. If we have rain or it is too cold and windy – always a chance in this oarts of the world – we eat indoors. After lunch we ride on. It is 25 kmts – 15 miles – until we reach our destination\, Hotel Hornopirén in the town of Hornopirén. Dinner at Local RestaurantNight in Hotel HornopirénSunday / Day 2: On Boat through Fjords to Caleta Gonzalo Port. Breakfast. Bimodal – FerryBoat. FRom Hornopirén on a boat it is 4 hours as a pasangers. WE have our support vehicles and bikes with us on board\, all the way to Caleta Gonzalo where we hit our road again and start riding to Chaitén. Lunch on board ON YOUR OWN. Suggestions to bring snacks and water. Available on board sandwiches – pizzas – sodas – coffee – tea.Once we disembark in Caleta Gonzalo\, we will have some 30 minutes to change clothes\, use bathroom at the local facilities before we start riding to the town of Chaitén – about 60 Kmts to our hotels. The road has some elevation challenges\, but for most part of the way it is fairly friendly. Part dirt part asphalt. Half way to Chaitén we will set up a hydration station for all the cyclists with drinks and some food. Dinner ON YOUR OWN. Suggestion Local Pizza Parlor.Night at Los Canelos Lodge & Las Tranqueras Lodge. \n\n\n\nTuesday / Day 3: From Coastal Town of Chaitén to Villa Santa LucíaBreakfast. At around 10am we leave Chaiten on our bikes aiming for the heart of the Andes Mountains. This section of our trip is not too demanding physicaly but it is long. 75 kmts all the way to Villa Santa Lucia. The road is completely paved what makes the traveling faster and comfortable. We stop half way in Puerto Cardenas for lunch. This is a beautiful spot right where Lake Yelcho ends and Yelcho River starts. Lunch cooked by Grado Sur support team. After lunch\, and with enough time to rest a bit\, we get back on our bikes to cover the last 32 kmts to our final destination. From here on\, the terrain has more elevations with a 3\,0 kilómeter climb before dropping into Villa Santa Lucia. This is the biggest challenge of the day. Once in Santa Lucía\, the group splits in 2 hostals\, but we have all meals together.Dinner at Hotel Santa Lucia.Night at Hotels. \n\n\n\nMonday / Day 4: From Villa Santa Lucía over the Andes Crossing to the town of FutaleufúBreakfast. Today’s challenge is for another 50 miles of beautiful Patagonia\, but a bit more challenging than the day before. The road carves through the mountains with many rivers. We face a rolling road all the way to Futaleufu which makes it tiring. Though there is work on the road (pavement proyect) there are still some good stretches of gravel. At around 2pm support team will look for a good spot by the road and by the river to set up our lunch station again. So\, lunch by the Futaleufú River.After a well deserved lunch and time to rest\, we resume our riding all the way to the town of Futaleufu near the border with Argentina\, now on the Estearn side of the Andes Mountains. The plan is to meet at the main Plaza de Armas\, very easy to find to celebrate the challenge and maybe a group picture. After that we ride few blocks to our cabins for 2 nights.Tonight\, people have the chance to explore this small cute border-town. Dinner ON YOUR OWN. Night at local Cabins.Tuesday / Day 5: Bikes & River Float – Raft & kayaksBreakfast in our cabins.At 10 we get ready for a full day of action. In the morning we ride through a beutiful aprt of the Futaleufu Valley. We follow the Espolon River\, a tributary of the Futaleufu. We pass Valley Noroeste\, and then into Valle Bonito almost at the watershed of the Espolon River.It is time for lunch by the river.At around 2pm we get ready for a water activity. A mellow but fun float trip of the Espolon River with some small Class II rapids but many options for swimming and relaxing.By 5pm we return to our cabins with time to clean up and rest.Dinner together.Night at local cabins. \n\n\n\nWednesday / Day 6: Custom Paper-work into Argentina. Night in Trevelin. Breakfast.At 10am we prepare to leave our cabins and Futaleufu and travel on our bikes to the small town of Travelin in Argentina.Firstly\, we ride 7 miles to customs. We go though international Police and customs at both buildings: Chile and Argentina Custom Buildings.Once in Argentina\, we ride 43 miles through espectacular\, though differet scenarios that the days before. As we cross the border\, almost instantly\, the mountains open up into wide open pampas.The road combines again dirt and sections with asphalt with gently-rolling hills.Lunch will happen by the road again.By 3pm we arrive in Trevelin and check in at out hotel for 1 night.Time to explore this small town with strong influence from Wales\, in the Province of Chubut\, Argentine Patagonia. Trevelin was founded by John Daniel Evans in 1891 as a Mill Town – which is what Trevelin means.A big suggestion is to visit the Mala Cara Museum – Bad Face Museum\, in honor to John Danial Evans’ white-faced horse not good for riding in the dark in those dangerous days.Dinner ON YOUR OWN. Suggestion Local Parrila Restaurant.Night at Hotel. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFriday / Day 7: Return from Argentina to Futaleufú & ON to ChaitenBreakfast at Hotel. at 10am we start riding all the way back to Futaleufú through the same road. We go through customs again to enter Chile and then ride on to Futaleufú for lunch.By 3pm\, we get ready for the 3-hour drive to Chaitén with bikes and gear. We check in at the same places in Chaitén.Dinner ON YOUR OWN in ChaiténNIght at Los Canelos and Las Tranqueras. \n\n\n\nSaturday / Day 8: Trip Back to Puerto Montt by Boat Breakfast at 6:00am.Today is the day we travel back to Puerto Montt by car but using the same ferry boat to cross the Fjords. By 11am we need to be embarking – ferry boat schedules might change during our trip.Lunch on board ON YOUR OWN. Suggestions to bring snacks and water. Available on board sandwiches – pizzas – sodas – coffee – tea.Trip ends in Puerto Montt. \n\n\n\nII. TRIP LogisticsFor people from Santiago we offer the option to transport big bags and bikes. If you are renting a bike from Gardo Sur that bike will be in Puerto Montt by the moment trip starts.Remember that trio starts and ends in Puerto Montt as scheduled.The place to drop gear\, bikes or any other item to be transported to Puerto Montt in Grado Sur Office. \n\n\n\nMore Info:Grado Sur Expediciones Ltda / info@gradosur.cl / + 56 9 4407 0503Address: Pucara 4313 A Nuñoa – Santiago / CHILE URL:https://gradosur.cl/eventos/austral-road-argentina-jan-11-18-2025/?lang=en ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://gradosur.cl/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/IMG_6973_result-2.jpg END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=America/Santiago:20251031T050000 DTEND;TZID=America/Santiago:20251101T140000 DTSTAMP:20260502T092025 CREATED:20240630T200933Z LAST-MODIFIED:20251006T174728Z UID:5678-1761886800-1762005600@gradosur.cl SUMMARY:Kayak Maule River to the Pacific: Oct 31 - Nov 01 2025 DESCRIPTION:October 31– November 01 2025\n\n\n\n– River side camp-ground – Small towns – Bird Watching– Trip starts in Talca. Optional transportation from Santiago– Lodging and food according to itinerary.– Support Boat – Kayaks\, gear and guiding– All local ground transportation– Cost of trip usd 300 per person / Minimun 4 pax.– Kayak Trip starts in Talca/ Ends in Constitución transfer back to Talca. Other can be arranged. \n\n\n\nGeneral Description of Trip:Down the Maule River in a Sea Kayak in 2 days is a fun trip and very interesting. The Maule river is a surprise in beauty. It is rather isolated from main roads. You only see small trails\, rural dirt roads and small communities such as our favourite González Bastías and our friends from there.The river is safe and when water level creates spots with fast moving water\, even the inexperienced kayaker does not have problem negotiating the current. Even flipping and swiming has very low risk. Support Boat makes the whole trip easier\, safer and more comfortable during camping and meals.We camp one night along the river. We have our favourite places\, but anywhere along the river is good for a camp ground. JUST LEAVE no garbage.The river moves at a nice pace\, so paddling without big effort allows a regular paddler to cover the distance bewteen Curtiduría and Cosntitución in two days.The last stretch of the trip could be a bit tougher considering that the rivers flatters\, no current and ocean wind might flow inland.Maule River – BeautifulThe Maule river has a surprising and unexpected beauty. Far from main roads it is naturally protected from big crowds and big urben centers. Phone coverage is minimum and we only see birds\, small farms and maybe a another local rowing boat. The rivers moves at different speeds. Some sections are flat and paddling becomes harder\, and other sections have constant current and the kayaks move fast with little effort. Also\, rain and volume of water of Maule Lake way upstream in the mountains affect the water volume in different times of the year.With more water the river is clear and it moves fast. With less water\, small current differences appear\, but basic navegating kayak skills are enough to get though.We welcome people without experience\, because in an hour somebody could get what is needed to kayak the Maule river. What is important here is positive spirit and the right guiding and appropiate. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nITINERARY– Day 1. Thursday 30 STARTING THE TRIP. For this trip\, people need to be in Talca Hostal by Friday evening. The idea is that everybody sleeps at the hostal and move together next morning to the river.Note: For Private Trip\, from Santiago\, we could offer private transportation to Talca and back to Santiago at the end of trip. \n\n\n\n– Day 2. Friday 31 Paddling the River – Camp-ground by the RiverEarly on the following day\, we have a good breakfast to get us through the morning.We drive to the put in where guides and gear are ready for us and for this trip. Historically we start this 2-day trip in Curtiduria\, just by the train station because from here down the river is friendly and we can garantee the arrival in the Coast in 2 days.To start the day\, we spend 1 hour with eqipment\, personal items\, loading kayaks\, safety talks and for those with little experience the basic instructions on how to handle a paddle\, how to use a ratter and few other tips to make the trip as safe as possible and the paddling the most efficient.Our first stop is the small and «cute» town and train station Gonzalez Bastias. Here we get out of kayaks and visit a local family with a nice restaurant and the BEST FOOD along the river valley.The stop takes about two hours. Enoiugh to rest\, stretch and prepare the bodies for another 3 hours kayaking to our camp-ground about 20 kmts doew river.We paddle without stopping anywhere unless it is necessary. We taking time to enjoy the views from opur kayaks.Once in our camp-ground\, guides deal with main equipment\, camping gear\, dining-room tent and dinner. Expedition member deal with their own gear\, their kayaks and safety equipment and the pitching of their tents.Dinner – Night at Camp-ground. \n\n\n\n– Day 3 Saturday 01: Paddling – Trip Ends in ConstitucionGuides get up early and start working on breakfast\, while we expect expedition members to start working on their gear\, packing tents\, and the early loading of their kayaks.Breakfast is usually at 8am so we have enough time to pack and start paddling not later than 10am.Kayaks and one guide resume the trip\, while support engine boat stays to pack the camp-ground. It takes an extra 30 minutes.After 3 hours\, groupm should be able to spot the famous «Piedra del Lobo» an outstanding rock in the middle of the river that tells everybosy that it is lunch time\, and that we are about 8 miles (11 kmts) from our final destination.After 1 hour in our pinic-style lunch\, group paddles on but now knowing that a bit of ocean wind might challenge the moving forward. However\, the river turns many time and creates protected areas and the kayaks still move fast.The arrival in Constitucion is espectacular. We paddle along the coastal walking boulevard of the city and we get the welcome of many people. We also get welcome by other boats that move around the harbor either fishing or with other kind of work.We look for our place to get people\, kayak and gear out of the water and into our vehicles and trailers.We have a place where people can change clothes and after getting a bite we hit the road either back to Talca or all the way to Santiago. \n\n\n\nNOTE: All our kayak trips are supported by a motorized kataraft that transport food\, gear\, and items to make this trip as comfortable as possible and still keep it as an adventure. \n\n\n\nWhat to Bring.Please take the time to check this Packing List so as to ensure that you bring the items that you need.Lo– Warm layers– In case of cold weather suggested Dry suit or wet suit– Wind stopper – Rain jacket– River shoes or similaer. Sandals.– Camping Gear. Tent matress and sleeping bag.– Dry bags for clothes and for sleeping bag mainly.– Baseball hat glasses and sun block– Water gloves suggested to avoid blisters and to keep hands warm– Warm clothes for the camp-ground time– Mosquito Repelent– Head Lamp– Toileteries (towel\, toilet paper\, others)– Snacks and power bars– Water bottle ideal for hot and cold drinks.– Medications that you regularly use. Pain killers\, and antihistamine. URL:https://gradosur.cl/eventos/kayak-maule-river-nov-29-dec-30-2024/?lang=en END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=America/Santiago:20240917T050000 DTEND;TZID=America/Santiago:20240919T140000 DTSTAMP:20260502T092025 CREATED:20200825T222654Z LAST-MODIFIED:20240729T023702Z UID:4456-1726549200-1726754400@gradosur.cl SUMMARY:Colchagua Multisport: Bikes - kayaks - Horses: Sept 17th-18th-19th 2024 DESCRIPTION:Colchagua Multisport is a great way to see all aspects of Colchagua valley. On bikes we visit wineries and taste some of te best wines produced in the area. Then\, we explore the bird sanctuary with kayak and admire more than 40 differet birds that populate Lake Cahuil.Finally\, traditionally in the area is the use of horses. We will ride the rolling hills of the valley of Lolol\, then a great lunch.– Through the Wineries on bikes– Kayak at Bird Sanctuary – Lake Cahuil– On horses around the valley of Lolol– Cost per person usd $ 400.INCLUDED:– Local Transportation for all activities– All gear for all 3 activities: kayaking\, biking and horseback riding.– Visit to wineries– Most meals according to itinerary– 2 night at local hostal \n\n\n\nDay 1: From Santiago to Colchagua – Exploring the Wine Country on a BikesPeople need to travel to Santa Cruz. First thing is a small lunch\, so we expect everybosdy to be at local hostal Casa Pando no later than 11:30. After lunch\, we get ready for an afternoon riding bikes and visiting some of the best wineries and tasting their wines. A very good day riding and TASTING wine. Late\, we travel to our hostal. enough time to clean up and rest and get ready for dinner.Night at hostal. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDay 2: Cahuil Bird Sanctuary in a kayakJust an hour away from Santa cruz and our hotel\, the Cahuil Bird Sanctuary offers an unexpected scenario for a kayaking and a day with birds. Cahuil Lake is a hidden and protected nice size lake fed by the Nilahue river\, ocean waters and rain. It is a natural reserve and habitat for more than 30 different kinds of birds: cormorants\, egrets\, gulls\, swans and many more.We bring our lunch with us and for about 3 hours we paddle along this unique world\, hidden in this coastal valley of Chile.In the afternoon we drive back to hostal. Time to clean up and get ready for dinner.Dinner today is on your own. So we can make suggestions and reservations for everybody according to personal preferences. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDay 3: A memorable horseback ride.Colchagua was and still is a center for traditions and folklore. And as part of our traditions is the horse and rodeos. So it is not usual to see huasos (chillean cowboys) all around the valley and people still using horses for some of the farm work. On our last day of our visit to this valley\, we become part of the local traditions and explore some of the valleys and hills of the Valley of Lolol on horses.We also bring snacks and drink to enjoy while we make a 30 minute stop to stretch lengs and rest a bit.Back to the main house\, we say good bye to our horses and get ready to enjoy lunch prepared by our staffour lunch \, of course with a glass of wine from one of our local wineries.later\, we drive back to hostal where people are free to start getting ready for their trip back home.Note: For people from Santiago who join this activity\, there will be a round trip service – Van. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\nWhat to BringComfortable clothes for all our activities– Shorts\, sneakers\, T-shirts– Wind-stopper\, hat\, sun lotion– Warm clothes for cool evening URL:https://gradosur.cl/eventos/exploring-colchagua-in-3-days/?lang=en ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://gradosur.cl/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/IMG_1869-copia_result.jpg END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=America/Santiago:20230120T210000 DTEND;TZID=America/Santiago:20230128T205959 DTSTAMP:20260502T092025 CREATED:20201107T224708Z LAST-MODIFIED:20240724T194500Z UID:4385-1674248400-1674939599@gradosur.cl SUMMARY:Biking Carretera Austral. Patagonia Chile January 22 - 28\, 2023 DESCRIPTION:I. Biking Chile’s Famous Carretera Austral Northern Section.Ensenada – Cochamó – Puelo – Hornopirén – Ferry Boat Crossing – Caleta Gonzalo – Chaitén – Amarillo Hot PoolsCost of trip usd 750 \n II. General Description: Biking Carretera Austral North SectionCarretera Austral is an epic contsruction of a road that started during the 1970s when Patagonia still remained isolated from the rest of Chile and only small trails and small roads were available. The government plan was to put a road north south as soon as possible to populate and later support that region and ensure easier access from the rest of Chile. Today\, it is not a surprise for anybody to realize where Carretera Austral stats\, on the back roads between Lake Llanquihue and the Andes Mountains heading south along Relocavy Stuary. The road head south to Hornopiren where ferry boats make it possible to connect with the rest of this road.    The purpose of this trip is to discover this part of Chile\, usually overlooked by travelers and tourists and discover its beauty. For personal logistics before and after\, this trip starts and ends in Osorno. \nIII. ItinerarySaturday 22 Day 01: Arrival in Osorno. Starting point of the trip.To help participant of this trip\, the meeting point of this trip is the city of Osorno in Chile’s Lake District\, mainly because of air and road access. (for details and local help contact us) The idea is that people arrive at 10am either by bus\, car or plane. Grado Sur offers pick up service to take group to hotel we have chosen for early breaksfast\, change into riding gear and start biking trip at noon. (people arriving one day earlier can directly book room at hotel – contact us for more details)There will be enough time from 10 to 12 midday to prepare bikes\, gear\, change clothes and bite of breakfast if needed before trip starts. Group will be taken to the small town of Entre Lagos where the riding starts.The first stretch covers 70 kilometers (about 45 miles) to the community of Ensenada by the llanquihue lake.The route winds around the mountains and the lake with breathtaking views. The itinerary includes hidration points and lunch in the small town of Cascadas. In Ensenada\, we stay in a small  B&B.Dinner out. \nDomingo 23 / Day 02: Ensenada to Eco Camp PueloMorning breakfast at 8:30am. So all bikers need to schedule themselves to be ready at the table at that time. (just one sitting) and considering that we expect to resume biking trip by 10am. Luggage needs to be ready at the vehicles by 9:45am. That will give us enough time for our daily Safety Talk and intsructions and leave Ensenada on schedule. Today we cover 80 kilometers (almost 50 miles) of mountain roads both dirt and pavement. The first scheduled stop is the small town of Cochamo for lunch. (Lunch not included). As bikers start arriving they can order beers or other refreshment. The general plan is for the group to have lunch together. After lunch we continue cycling along the ocean (estuary) on a norrow gravel road (careful with vehicles and blind spots). As always\, support vehicles follow the group with all our gear.Right outside our campground for the night there will be one of our 4×4 to make suer nobody missed our stop.Night at campground.Dinner at campground prepared by Grado Sur Staff. \nMonday 24 / Day 03: Puelo to Eco Camp by Ocean SideAfter breakfast as always\, gear ready and at around 10am we start riding South always with Estuary Reloncavy on our right and mountians on the left. We ride all the way to Ferry Port for lunch a t a nice cute restaurant by the road in front of the ocean.After lunch\, we resume our riding along the coast avoiding the mian road through the mountains. This road has less traffic and takes us through beaufull small fishing villages all around the coast to our Rural Campground. Dinner at CampgroundNight at Campground. \nTuesday 25 / Día 4: To Hornopirén. One of the most impressive parts of the trip is the ride following the Peninsula of Hualaihué.Lunch by the oceam prepared by Grado Sur.Biking continues to Hornopiren and the meeting point in this town is hotel  Hornopuiren owned by Mrs Olivia Brauning. Located in the ocean front\, this is a beautiful traditional hotel offers space and a great location for our needs: Parking\, space for bikes and great hospitality.Dinner out.Night at Hotel. \nWednesday 26 / Ferry Crossing to Caleta Gonzalo – Biking to Chaitén.One of the few ways to connect to the south is through a 5-6 hours ferry ride through fjords and water cannals of this beautiful part of Patagonia. We call this BIMODAL cause it combines a ferry and you rown car. Box lunch on the boat.Once we complete the crossing and arrive in Caleta Gonzalo\, we prepare ourselves for a 60 kmts of mountains to another town-port\, Chaitén. Meeting point is camp ground just before town.Dinner in town on your own. Transport back and forth provided.Night at Campground.pocas maneras de unir la carretera austral desde  \nThursday27 / Day 6: Day in Chaitén Area – Local Ride – lunch by the River.We get luggage and camping gear ready\, since today we move into town to a nice hostel\, Los Canelos.After breakfast\, we start our local ride to a very special part of Patagonia. Lunch by a river.In teh afternoon we ride back to Chaitén and to our hostal.Last night of our trip. Dinner out.NIght at hostal. \nFriday 28 / Day 7: Trip Back to Puerto Montt – Trip EndsEarly breakfast\, cause we need to catch the ferry back to Hornopirén and then drive back to Puerto Montt down town where trip ends at around 6pm.Note: people can stay longer on their own or arrange other activities or other travel plans. \nOther travel options to Puerto Montt: – VDirect Flight Chaitén to Puerto Montt / Not included– Ferry boat to Puerto Montt Direct at 9am (Not Included)– Ferry Boat to Quellón\, in Chiloe Island and option to explore. \nIV.- Distances and Milage of the Biking Trip.  – Day 1: From Entre Lagos to Endenada 50 miles. – Day 2. From Ensenada to Puelo 55 miles. – Day 3. From Puelo to Rural camp 55 miles. – Day 4: Around Halaihué Peninsula to Hornopirén 60 miles.– Day 5: Caleta Gonzalo to Chaitén 55 miles.– Day 6: Local tour 55 miles.  \nV.- Cost of Trip Includes:– Lodging according to description in itinerary– All meal according to Itinenary– All local ground transportation according to itinerary \nVI. Cost of trip Does NOT include:– Any aditional activities at any of the sites.– It does not include few meals as explained in itinerary. \nVI. El Valor por participantes: $ 590.000 \nMAS INFORMACION Y RESERVAS:Celular: +56 9 4407 0503  / +56 9 9824 2714Email: info@unocomaseis.cl[:en]Travesía en Bicicleta Carretera Austral Norte PatagoniaEnsenada – Cochamó – Puelo – Hornopirén – Caleta Gonzalo – Chaitén – Termas AmarilloDesde el 1 al 7 de Enero\, 2018 \n Travesía Carretera Austral NorteYa no es una sorpresa reconocer como Carretera Austral Norte el Tramo comprendido entre Cascadas en el lago Llanquihue a los pies del volcán Osorno y Chitén\, siguiendo por Puelo Hornopirén hasta Chaitén. De hecho\, eso es lo que es\, la continuación norte de la Carretera Austral. Esta Travesía tiene como propósito recorrer esta zona muy interesante\, unir Hornopirén y Caleta Gonzalo por Barco\, Recorrer desde Chaitén hasta las termas El Amarillo y saborear la carretera Austral y la megestuosidad de su belleza. \nIII. ItinerarioSábado 01 / Día 1: Llegada a punto de partida de la Travesía.Como punto de partida de la travesía y reunión del grupo se ha elegido la pequeña comunidad de Entre Lagos. Las personas pueden llegar por su cuenta al Hostal Entre Lagos – a 50 kmts de Osorno – que usaremos como punto de preparación o coordinar con nuestro equipo de apoyo y enviar equipo y bicicletas con nosotros\, lo que esta sujeto a nuestra logistica de viaje y regreso a Santiago posterior al viaje.El horario de llegada debe ser a media mañana 10am app. Si alguien requiere algún apoyo de traslado podemos coordinar algún vehículo disponible.La idea es preparar equipo y bicicletas durante el resto de mañana. Luego de un almuerzo a medio día\, iniciamos un acercamiento para lograr un primer tramo de 68 kmts hasta Ensenada.La etapa contempla paradas fotográficas\, de hidratación y de camaradería. La ruta bordea en casi su totalidad el Lagho Llanquihue y de fondo el Volcán Osorno.En Ensenada nos quedamos en un cómodo camping que en esta fecha debería tener muy pocos visitantes.Cena en Campamento. \nDomingo / Día 2: Rafting – Ensenada a Cabañas CochamóMañana Desayuno9:30am Salida para Rafting Río Petrohué.Almuerzo en Ensenada.Pedaleo de Ensenada a CochamóNoche en Cochamó – Cabañas. \nLunes / Día 3: Cochamó a Puelo y Contao.De Cochamó viajamos al sur en Van por 40 Kmts acercamiento. Siempre con el estuario de Reloncaví a nuestra derecha hasta Puelo. Continuamos luego hasta Contao y destino final del día Hornopirén. \nMartes / Día 4: Hornopirén Navegación por Fiordos y Canales a Caleta Gonzálo.Una de las pocas maneras de unir la carretera austral desde Hornopirén al sur es el sistema oficial apoyado por el gobierno llamado Bimodal. Desde Hornopirén un barco lleva a pasajeros y autos hasta un próximo puerto. Desde aquí\, todos los autos recorren un tramo de 15 kmts. Y en el próximo embarcadero otro tramo en barco para pasajeros y autos de 1 ½ hasta Caleta Gonzalo. Desde aquí ya se puede viajar a todo el sur sin problema. \nMiércoles/ Día 5: Caleta Gonzálo a Chaitén.Desde Caleta Gonzalo recorremos 60 kmts de bosques\, selva patagónica\, ríos y mar hasta Chaitén. \nJueves / Día 6: Día en Chaitén – Pedaleo a Termas el AmarilloDía en esta hermosa zona de Chile. Paseo en Bicicleta por el día a las Termas el amarillo. 30 Kmts (60 kmts ida/regreso). Opción Regreso en Van. \nViernes / Día 7: Viaje Chaitén a Puerto Montt.El regreso oficial del viaje es en Van desde Chaitén con Bimodal ahora de retorno a Hornopirén un tramo hasta Contao\, un barco hasta Caleta la Arena y el ultimo tramo por tierra hasta Puerto Montt. Hora estimada de llegada 6pm.Aquí termina el viaje oficial. Las personas pueden coordinar su regreso a sus hogares la misma noche\, una estadía hasta el día siguiente y así coordinar los retornos en forma más tranquila y relajada.Las personas que optaron por viajar en sus autos y dejaron sus vehículos\, podemos hacer un acercamiento hasta Osorno o quizás Hostal Entre Lagos según sea necesario y previa coordinación con el equipo de apoyo de Grado Sur Expediciones. \nNOTA: Hay otras opciones de regreso para quienes quisieran volver rápido\, continuar viaje más al sur o intentar recorrer la Isla Grande de Chiloe.– Vuelo local Chaitén a La Paloma en Puerto Montt / 1 hora (No incluído)– Transbordador Chaitén – Puerto Montt / 14 horas (si coincide horario)– Transbordador Chaitén – Quellón en Isla Grande de Chiloé \nIV.- Distancias aproximadas a tener en cuenta:– Tramo 1: Inicio travesía a Endenada 67 kmts.– Tramo 2: De Ensenada a Puelo 76 kmts– Tramo 3: De Puelo a Camping Rural 65 kmts. – Tramo 4: Camping Rural a Hornopirén 75 – Tramo 5: Caleta Gonzalo a Chaitén 60 ktms– TramoD; Termas Amarillo 35 Kmts. (regreso alternativo total 70 kmts. \nV.- Viaje Incluye:– Hospedajes– Desayunos y almuerzos según itinerario– Traslados según el itinerario y apoyo en ruta. \nVI. Viaje No incluye:– El valor no incluye la actividad de rafting pues no siempre todos los miembros del grupo quieren participar.– No incluye algunas comidas (almuerzos o cenas según itinerario) que por logística o gusto preferimos dejar libres. \nVI. El Valor por participantes: usd 870 \nMAS INFORMACION Y RESERVAS:Celular: +56 9 4407 0503  / +56 9 9380 5359Email: info@localhost URL:https://gradosur.cl/eventos/biking-carretera-austral-north-patagonia-chile-january-2021/?lang=en ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://gradosur.cl/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/IMG_0138-copia_result.jpg END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR