Patagonia Bariloche by UTMB course maps and aid stations

The 130K starts at 10 PM on Friday, so the first night takes you over Cerro Otto and down to Lake Gutiérrez. From Chitaka you climb Cerro Pontoneros, past 1,900 m, and drop back to Los Baqueanos for hot food. Then you go out past Peuma Hue and north to El Chúcaro, the first crew point, where your drop bag waits.

The second half goes out to Colonia Suiza over Cerro Bella Vista, back to El Chúcaro for the drop bag again, and up Cerro Catedral to the Lynch checkpoint at 1,916 m. Jakob and Casa de Piedra are the same station, and so are Tronador and Trypay Antú. The longest gap between aid stations is the 15.2 km from Jakob to Colonia Suiza.

From a 5 AM Saturday start, the Frey runs the 130K's first 42 km: over Cerro Otto, along Lake Gutiérrez and over Cerro Pontoneros to Los Baqueanos. It then cuts north to El Chúcaro for your crew and drop bag, climbs Cerro Catedral to the Lynch checkpoint, and drops to Refugio Cazadores before the last climb over Cerro Otto into town.

It was the Frey 80K in 2025. The race page's figures are 88 km and 4,760 m of climbing, with a 22 hour limit.

The 55K starts at Los Baqueanos, at the south end of Lake Gutiérrez, and goes straight up Cerro Pontoneros, past 1,900 m, in the first 11 km. It comes down to Chitaka and Peuma Hue, then works north through lenga forest to El Chúcaro and Cerro Otto.

The course table marks no crew points, so carry what you need between stations. You don't reach aid until Chitaka, 17.3 km in. After that the longest gap is the 13 km from Peuma Hue to El Chúcaro, and the finish closes at 7:30 PM.

The 33K starts at Los Baqueanos with Lake Gutiérrez below you and runs through lenga forest toward Cerro Otto, its high point at about 1,420 m, before the run down into town. The race page gives 35 km and 1,425 m of climbing.

The longest gap is the last 12.9 km, from Trypay Antú over Cerro Otto to the finish. Julio Felley is called Gutiérrez in the 33K's table. There are no published cutoffs, just a 10 hour limit.

The 22K starts at Cerro Lindo and runs through arrayán trees and up Cerro Otto, with views over Lake Nahuel Huapi. It passes the Centro Ski Nórdico and the Piedras Blancas station before the descent to the Centro Cívico. In 2025 it was called the Arrayanes 22K.

The 12K climbs the eastern side of Cerro Otto to about 1,315 m, short of the summit, then comes down past Piedras Blancas to the Centro Cívico. The race page's banner says 12.7 km and 500 m of climbing; its course table runs to 13.3 km, which the map uses. The limit is 3 hours.