Patagonia Run

The starts are outside town, so each race has a pre-race shuttle from a gathering spot in town (the corner of Belgrano and Perito Moreno).

In 2026, the 21K shuttles ran 07:00–08:30, the 42K used the same window and the 70K ran 07:00–08:00.

Spectator access to the start line area and the bag drop opened 1.5 hours before each start, so check the shuttle times first.

Packet Pickup is at Hotel Le Village (Gral.

Roca 816) during your assigned time slot.

The expo is held at Club Lácar, a good place to browse gear.

You line up in a corral (start zone) based on the expected finish time you gave when you entered.

Finish cutoffs by race are 17:00 for the 21K and 19:30 for the 42K.

The 70K, 110K and 100 miles all close at 08:00 on Sunday, which makes the overall time limit about 23 hours 30 minutes, 35 hours and 42 hours, respectively.

Foreign runners pay the entry fee in dollars, and payment is accepted only through an Argentine payment app.

A separate 6% processing fee applies too.

April mornings in Patagonia are cold and the weather changes fast, so pack warm gear.

Staying downtown near the square and expo lets you get around on foot.

Bag return after the finish differs by race in location and time, so jot down the return times from the schedule in advance.

For the 70K and up, the finish stays busy right up to the Sunday-morning cutoff, so it's a good time to come out and cheer.

English may not get you far, so a few basic Spanish phrases will help. (2026 edition)