Titan Forest Patagonia
HardA four-day mountain-bike and gravel stage race in the forests and lakes of Chilean Patagonia, part of the Titan World Series. Open to both MTB and gravel bikes across four stages of remote, scenic terrain.
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▌ A four-day mountain-bike and gravel stage race in the forests and lakes of Chilean Patagonia, part of the Titan World Series
South America race event organized by Titan World Series (RPM Racing)
12 SCORING DIMENSIONS
EFFORT MATRIX
EXPERIENCE MATRIX
GREEN FLAGS
- [+]329 km of hard gravel through Villa Cerro Castillo, Región de Aysén
- [+]6,217 m of climbing — proper elevation
- [+]Organized by Titan World Series (RPM Racing)
- [+]Varied terrain: Gravel, Singletrack
RED FLAGS
- [!]Ultra distance — needs serious training base
- [!]Details not yet verified — confirm via official site
RIDER FIT
Built for hours in the saddle — your distance
Significant climbing rewards low-watt grinding
Ultra format = guided adventure with timing chips
Self-supported format suits bikepacking instincts
Smoother surfaces let raw speed talk
Single-day pace suits crit-style riders less here
6,217 m of climbing means raw watts matter less than grinding low and steady. Your gearing choice will shape your day.
TIRE INTEL
Mixed gravel with no extreme demands — go for rolling speed.
WEATHER PLAYBOOK
Villa Cerro Castillo, Región de Aysén in spring (November): expect mild conditions — pack for variable weather. Always check 7-day forecast race week and pack a packable shell.
PACING PLAYBOOK
Sit in. Let the start sort itself out. Pace by feel, not by rivals.
Where the field shatters. Stick to your power numbers, not the surge.
Save one match. The last 20% is where placement is decided.
WHAT TO FEAR
- [!01]Late-race climbs after the legs are gone
- [!02]Mental low point on the long, lonely middle section
INSIDER INTEL
“Forest gravel rewards bike-handling. The roots and shadows at Titan Forest Patagonia are where the field shatters.”
“South American gravel is a frontier — vast, raw, and largely uncrowded. Titan Forest Patagonia is the kind of event that introduces riders to that.”
RACE LOGISTICS
Standard aid stations every 30-50 km with food, water, and basic mechanical help.
- +Timing chip + bib
- +Course markings + GPX
- +Aid station nutrition + water
- -Spare tubes / tubeless plugs
- -Lodging
- -Drop bag transport (unless specified)
Book 6+ months ahead for big events. Check the race partner-hotel list for discounts.
Often the best value for groups. Search the wider race region, not just the start town.
- ▸Carry at least one tube + plug kit even with tubeless. Mechanical bad luck is the #1 DNF cause.
TRAVEL OPS
Titan Forest Patagonia is a destination-worthy race event in Chile. A solid bucket-list addition.