Bikepacking the End of the World in Ushuaia, Patagonia

After we cycled the first few meters out of Ushuaia, we had to hike our bikes for several hours through the forest that follows the coast of Ushuaia. The next day we could finally start cycling again, but we still had to cross many rivers and had some great encounters with wild animals.
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[@panchoskywalker]

Very cool man, I am now following your content to get some inspiration. Cheers from Chile.

[@utuber178]

Love your videos. You guys are so inspiring! I discovered your KZbin channel after following you on Instagram channel for a while. Apart from your inspiring content, I love the quality of your videos. Would you mind sharing your gear list or what camera setups you use to film?

[@LucaMontoya]

Awesome! Thank you! You can find my gear video on my channel 🙏 it’s mainly filmed with my phone and a GoPro 12

[@utuber178]

Thanks! @@LucaMontoya I will check your video out. Also I did the Ha Giang loop few months back on motorcycle and it was amazing but I cannot imagine how you did it on a bicycle! I will check that video out too.

[@LucaMontoya]

@@utuber178 Great! I definitely want to go back one day to do it again! It’s such a great place 🇻🇳 How long did you take to do it with a motorcycle? I remember that in the end of each day I mostly catched up with other motorbike riders

[@utuber178]

@@LucaMontoya I did the loop via a tour with their 4 days 3 night package. I am not surprised that it you were catching up with the motorcycle riders as we stopped SO MUCH for cafe breaks and we would start at like 10 AM. I met some great people in the tour that I plan to meet again someday but I am not taking any tours to have more control over my trip. Hats off to you for all that climbing, there were like 100+ hairpin curves with some of them being brutal even on a motorcycle. I don't know how you did it on a motorcycle.

[@jazzy9393]

Safe travels: the Patagonia is one of the most challenging. Consume your energy: there are numerous tracks where you have to carry your bike through the snow & rocky mountains. ❤

[@LucaMontoya]

Thank you!! @jazzy9393 The southern part of Patagonia was pretty though especially with the wind 💨 We are now slowly getting to the northern part of Patagonia and the temperatures are raising ☀️❤️