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Trevelin: A Hub of Sports, Nature, and Culture in the Heart of Patagonia

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Trevelin, renowned for its rich Welsh heritage and breathtaking landscapes, is not only a top tourist destination but also a haven for sports enthusiasts and adventurers in Patagonia. This southern Argentine town has become the stage for iconic competitions that blend adrenaline, nature, and the spirit of integration.

Basketball: Eduardo Bjerring Binational Children’s Tournament

Last weekend, Trevelin’s Municipal Sports Complex was buzzing with excitement during the “Eduardo Bjerring” Binational Children’s Basketball Tournament, which brought together promising young athletes from Argentina and Chile. More than just a competition, this event seeks to strengthen ties between the two countries, promoting sports development and friendship between children on both sides of the Andes.

Cycling: Unión de los Parajes

Cycling takes center stage in Trevelin with the “Unión de los Parajes” competition, one of the most challenging mountain bike races in Patagonia. On October 15, cyclists from all over the country will tackle an 85-kilometer course for the competitive categories and 54 kilometers for the cyclotourism participants. The race will cross breathtaking landscapes, including the parajes of Aldea Escolar, Los Cipreses, and the Ancestral Communities of Lago Rosario and Sierra Colorada. It’s a unique opportunity to test physical endurance while enjoying Patagonia’s stunning biodiversity.

Doble Futalaufquen: The Ultimate Patagonian Challenge

For the most daring adventurers, the “Doble Futalaufquen” cycling race is an unmissable challenge. With a course of over 100 kilometers around the majestic Lake Futalaufquen and Los Alerces National Park, this race challenges strength and stamina while offering riders unparalleled views of one of the most iconic natural settings in the region.

More Sports and Activities for Everyone

The Municipality of Trevelin promotes a healthy and active lifestyle through a wide range of sports workshops. Popular activities include taekwondo, athletics, climbing, and hiking, all designed to engage children, youth, and adults in sports while connecting with nature.

Trevelin continues to establish itself as a must-visit destination for those seeking an experience that combines sports, culture, and the incomparable beauty of Patagonia. From international competitions to recreational activities, this town invites everyone to be part of its vibrant sporting community.