Del Colca al Cusco
Del Colca al Cusco Esta es la ruta que alguna vez hicimos con bicicletas y soporte de van para los enlaces. Días 1/2. El Colca. Les recomiendo disfrutar el cañon primero en dos rutas imperdibles. Una es entre Callali y
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Bike Destinations in Peru
For many years I’ve been riding across different regions of Peru, discovering landscapes, cultures, and unforgettable moments along the way. Now, I’m excited to share these personal experiences with you here.
If you’d like more information about any of these destinations, or if you’re interested in joining an organized trip, feel free to reach out through the email or WhatsApp link provided. I’d be happy to help you plan your own adventure!
Cusco Four Lakes
Beautiful landscapes surround this biking ride in a quiet land at 3800m height, historically the place where the most important Andean revolution against Spain's crown began and ended.
Paracas south side
Paracas South side Paracas is 3 to 4 hours south of Lima. You can get there by car or bus and the key to a successful ride is to start early, 6 am is better, but wind and sun may
Paracas West side
Paracas West side Years ago with my friend Cae, now living in Brazil, we usually share the ride with the hobby of photography, one day another friend Diego Alvarado a pro photographer, told us to go and ride in Paracas.
Asia Fog Oases
Asia Fog Oases Riding the Legendary Coastal Lomas The Asia Valley lies nearly 100 kilometers south of Lima. Despite its name, “Asia” does not refer to the continent but originates from an ancient local language. Reaching the valley requires a
Jauja, Lake Paca
The basic route starts from Jauja, a slight climb to Lake Paca, to surround it and then point to Yauli village, climbing easily to the point you like, and then, start the ride down to Molinos
From Colca to Cusco
From Colca to Cusco This is the track we did once with bikes and a van for the shuttles in non necessary or critical points. Days 1/2: Colca. After leaving Arequipa que drive first to Colca Canyon. Here there are
Tambillo jungle Downhill
Our ride started at nearly 4,600 meters above sea level in the district of Tambillo and dropped all the way to Monobamba
Tarapoto Lake Sauce
No, it’s not about a salsa — the name comes from the willow tree, “sauce” in Spanish. One of Tarapoto’s main tourist attractions can be reached by bike, though it takes some effort, especially once the sun decides to join the ride.
