The 7 Lakes Route is Argentina’s most beautiful and famous cycling route. It is, without a doubt, the best circuit for beginners in adventure cycling. This is due to its stunning natural beauty and the wide variety of campsites and accommodations, strategically located along lake shores and idyllic beaches.

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Parallel to the Seven Lakes Road, in the Patagonian foothills, lies the Córdoba Pass Trail. Marvelous rock formations adorn this unique gravel road, with low vehicle traffic, that ascends to 1,500 meters above sea level. The Córdoba Pass Trail is located between the towns of Bariloche and San Martin de los Andes.

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On this tour, we connect the three most important cities in the Andes Mountains on mountain bike trails surrounded by ancient coihue and alerce trees, whitewater rivers, and snow-capped peaks. The trails takes us from El Bolsón to Bariloche and end in San Martin de los Andes. Discover the incredible MTB trails of the Río Azul valley, the Manso River Valley, the Catedral and Bellavista mountains, and finally, Lake Lacar.

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Cycle touring tour that begins in Bariloche (ARG) and crosses the Andes to Ensenada (CHILE). Travel along Highway 7 to Villa Santa Lucia (CHILE), re-enter Argentina via the Futaleufú Pass, and end in Esquel (ARG). Get ready to travel a section of Chile’s world-famous Carretera Austral and visit towns where time seems to stand still. If you have two weeks and want to take the trip of a lifetime, this tour will meet your expectations. Along the route, you’ll take five ferries, pedal approximately 550 kilometers, and cross the Andes twice.

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Pedaling 50 km per day, an average cyclist will take approximately one month to complete the Carretera Austral cycling trip. Due to Patagonia’s prevailing northwesterly winds, the tour is designed to be cycled from north to south, starting in Bariloche and ending in El Chaltén. To succeed this trip, you must be mentally and physically strong. Camping skills, bike touring experience, and basic light mechanics are essential.

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A program immersed in a world of Araucaria trees. The tour begins with a day of mountain biking to Lago Escondido near San Martín de los Andes, before heading north. We’ll travel the trails between Aluminé and Villa Pehuenia, with a special day of mountain biking through the Arco Pass and the Batea Mahuida Volcano.

The Pehuenia Bike Tour Experiences include:

• Riding along logging roads
• Pedaling through Araucaria forests
• Riding along the shores of six lakes along the route
• Visiting the lagoon in the crater of the Batea Mahuida Volcano
• Spending two nights on the shores of Lake Aluminé.     

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The “Andes – Domuyo Volcano Challenge” begins in Chos Malal and takes us north through the eastern Cordillera del Viento (Windswept Range). In two days of intense ascents, we reach the highest point of the mountain range, with the snow-capped Domuyo Volcano always in view. The descent toward Route 43 is indescribable; you have to experience it! On this journey, we’ll enjoy the hot springs that emerge beneath Domuyo Volcano and see the only geysers in Argentina. We’re likely to spot not one, but dozens of condors.

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The Calchaquí Valleys form a system of valleys and mountains in northwestern Argentina that stretches for 520 km from La Poma (Salta) in the north to Punta de Balasto (Catamarca) in the south.

In this geography of multicolored peaks, ancient towns rise, respectful of their traditions, which blend perfectly with their surroundings.

The Calchaquí Valleys from Salta to Tucumán is one of the most beautiful mountain bike routes in Argentina

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Cuesta del Obispo offers an extraordinary variety of landscapes for mountain biking, from the arid, dry desert of the Puna (high Andean plateaus) to the lush greens of the subtropical Yungas rainforest.

The route begins at the highest point of the Quebrada del Escoipe. It zigzags once, twenty, a thousand times between cacti and condors. Near the end of the route, a detour invites you to discover the magic of the Enchanted Valley, in Los Cardones National Park. And at Piedra del Molino, the highest point at 3,348 meters, you’ll be amazed to see the entire route as a large, indescribable model.

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The MTB trail from Tilcara to Calilegua is in my top 3 adventure trips. This is how mountain bike legend Hans Rey describes this trail, which offers a wide variety of landscapes, from the arid landscape of the Quebrada de Humahuaca to the lush Yungas rainforest along pre-Hispanic trails.

You’ll have the opportunity to experience the culture of northern Argentina and should be prepared to sleep in shelters. You’ll test your bike handling skills on narrow trails lined with loose rocks, mud, and roots.

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On this excursion, we suggest you base yourself in Tilcara and from there explore the highlights of the Humahuaca Gorge over three days. The Humahuaca Gorge is definitely one of the regions you must visit if you travel to Jujuy.

Get ready to pedal along trails and paths, some with elevation gains of over 1,500 meters, enjoying incredible views. Learn about the history and culture of the region, interacting with the locals.

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Bicycle tour between the Ischigualasto, Talampaya, Cuesta de Miranda, and Ocre Canyon parks in La Rioja and San Juan.

A red desert of cliffs that stretch into the horizon. Rocks shaped by nature over millions of years. Here, in this protected area declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2000, the oldest dinosaurs lived, and

indigenous cultures left their trace on the rocks.

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  Mendoza Hills is a 211-km desert route that connects Mendoza, the wine capital of South America, with the oasis town of Barreal in San Juan Province. The endless climbs, sandy and rocky surfaces, scorching sun, and high summer temperatures make this route challenging. As a reward, enjoy a solitary desert ride at the foot of the Andes, with views of the highest central mountain range in the Andes and the endless Argentine steppe. If you head north toward the Seis Miles, this route gives you a taste of what the Puna region has to offer…

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It’s said that Mendoza is the land of sun and good wine. And this is very true. The province has a majority of sunny days, so you can enjoy good weather throughout the year. The wine route is a must-do in the province. It’s not just a strict map, but rather the opportunity to travel by bike to different areas of Mendoza where wineries invite you to learn all about grape growing and harvesting, offer tastings, guided tours, and first-class lunches.

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Crossing the Andes Mountains through the Vergara Pass is one of those journeys you absolutely must take one day in your life, if great adventures have become a wonderful passion for you. It is located in Malargüe, in the south of the Province of Mendoza. The highest point of this journey is the Portezuelo del Carqueque, at 2,848 meters above sea level, from where you can contemplate the magnificent Andes Mountains.

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Biking in Córdoba is wonderful, and the Calamuchita Valley makes it even more special.

The Calamuchita region is located southwest of the city of Córdoba, bordered by several mountains called Sierras Chicas and Sierras Grandes. This area is characterized by artificial large lakes such as Los Molinos Dam, the Río Tercero Reservoir, the Piedras Moras Dam, the Segunda Usina and the Cerro Pelado Reservoir, providing the perfect setting for bike touring enthusiasts.

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Cross the mountains of Córdoba, passing through La Cumbre, Cuchi Corral, San Marcos Sierras, Ascochinga, and Candonga.

This is a region with an excellent Mediterranean climate, home to the WRC World Rally Car Championship and the Río Pinto Challenge, the largest mountain bike race in Argentina. Pedal through mountainous landscapes and green valleys, enjoying breathtaking panoramic views. Discover charming villages, visit the historic Candonga chapel, and taste the delicious local cuisine on this exciting bike trip!    

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The Southern Seis Miles Route is a desert trek through the dry Puna of Argentina’s Central Andes. It offers physically and mentally demanding high-altitude rides, balanced with dreamy landscapes of salt flats, colorful lakes, and some of the world’s highest volcanoes. Together with its larger sister, the Northern Six-Mile Route, it creates a 1,313-km, 33-day Puna crossing.

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The Seis Miles Route North connects the desert towns of San Pedro de Atacama in northern Chile and Fiambalá in northwestern Argentina. The route is 786 kilometers long and can take 21 days to complete. You must be able to carry 18 days’ worth of food, cooking fuel, and 10 liters of water simultaneously. The combination of a heavily loaded bike, thin air, occasional stretches of strong headwinds, and long, gentle climbs make the route extremely demanding.

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