TOP MOUNTAIN BIKE TRAILS AND SINGLETRACKS IN ARGENTINA PATAGONIA

The best MTB trails in Bariloche. xc, trail, enduro, and dh. Location, description, photos, and .gpx tracks for download.

TOP MOUNTAIN BIKE TRAILS AND SINGLETRACKS IN ARGENTINA PATAGONIA

The best MTB trails in Bariloche. xc, trail, enduro, and dh. Location, description, photos, and .gpx tracks for download.

Mountain bike trails. San Carlos de Bariloche is a city located in northern Argentine patagonia that offers a wide variety of circuits for mountainbiking. Some of these mountain bike singletracks are used for downhill MTB championships and international Enduro MTB competitions. In this section we share the .GPX tracks of each loop, followed by the description, altimetry, gradient, location and difficulty of the trail.

All these trails can be ridden in one day. If you are looking for multi-day cycling routes, click here.

THERE ARE 4 TYPES OF MTB TRAILS THAT CORRESPOND TO 4 CATEGORIES OF BICYCLES:

XC

Mountain bike trails or tracks that can be done with a cross-country hardtail bike with front suspension. They tend to be physically demanding.

XC TRACKS

TRAIL

SIngletracks of intermediate difficulty, suitable for full suspension mountain bikes with short travel, usually 120mm or 130mm

TRAIL TRACKS

ENDURO

Singletracks that require a full suspension mountain bike with a lot of travel, on average about 150mm. These circuits usually have technical climbs and steep slopes with obstacles.

ENDURO TRACKS

DH

Downhill trails are difficult. They may have large jumps or gaps. DH bikes are not designed for pedaling uphill. Normally you ascend by vehicle, by chairlift or pushing your bike.

DH TRACKS

CROSS COUNTRY AND TRAIL MOUNTAIN BIKE TRAILS

DIFFICULTY: EASY

Arroyo Bernal o del Medio

Vuelta al Lago Moreno Chico

Bumps Circuit

Circuito Chico

Lago Guillelmo loop

Parque Central

ENDURO AND DOWNHILL MOUNTAIN BIKE TRAILS

DIFFICULTY: HARD

MOUNTAIN BIKE TRAIL BUILDING

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