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L'Etape Chile 2026

The first L'Etape Chile is scheduled for 1 November 2026 in Valdivia and Niebla, offering timed 30 km, 60 km and 110 km road routes inspired by the Tour de France.

Valdivia, Los Rios, ChileUnknown
Dates
Sun, Nov 1, 2026
Type
Road
Routes
30 · 60 · 110 km
elevation range
372–1,804 m
Requirements
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The course

Track, profile and categorized climbs at a glance. The map and altimetry come from the real GPX track; tap a numbered climb for its detail.

Official profile

Official distance and elevation with a hilly profile. We estimate your times from those numbers.

Estimate by level

Without a GPX we still estimate your time from the official distance, elevation and terrain profile. We will refine it once the track is processed.

Map, point-to-point profile and categorized climbs will appear here once we process the GPX track for this route.
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Can I do this?

How long you would be in the saddle at your level. Not one single time — the one that matches you.

Your level

A Intermediate rider (3.0 W/kg W/kg) would cross Long Route in

4h11

regular group rides · 72 kg reference · no drafting · variable pacing

See all four levels
Beginnerfirst long rides
2.5 W/kg
4h47
Intermediateregular group rides
3.0 W/kg
4h11
Advancedstructured training
3.5 W/kg
3h47
Eliteamateur racer
4.0 W/kg
3h30
72 kg referencesurface-based bike and tiresno draftingvariable pacing
Calculate your exact timeEnter your FTP and weight in the simulator to see your time on every route.
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Which route should I pick?

Relative demand and the key numbers for each route. Pick one and the rest of the page adapts.

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Do I have time to get ready?

What each route demands versus the time left to the start.

60days to the start. Long Route asks for ~14 weeks: for this edition you are fine-tuning, not building.
Compare what each route demands
Long Route14 weeks
Short Route10 weeks
Family Route6 weeks
Make it your goalLong Route asks for ~14 weeks of specific preparation. Start your plan with margin and arrive ready.
Get ready for Long Route
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What do I need to know?

Ridium's training read and the caveats before you trust the times.

  • Road-focused preparation should prioritize sustained aerobic work, pacing discipline and climbing repeatability.

  • The available elevation data points to a climbing-sensitive event where strength endurance and descent freshness matter.

  • Suggested preparation window: 14 weeks.

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60 days to the startUnknown
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