The Alto de Letras Challenge offers a one-in-a-lifetime journey through Colombia’s stunning landscapes, centered around the world’s longest paved climb. This 7-day adventure invites passionate cyclists to conquer over 80 kilometers of ascent, reaching altitudes exceeding 3,800 meters.
Alongside the physical challenge, participants immerse themselves in local culture, enjoy culinary delights, and explore historical sites.
With dedicated support and recovery sessions, both cyclists and companions experience a unique blend of endurance and exploration.
- 7-day tour with 4 days of cycling, covering 285+ kilometers
- Includes professional support, daily massages, and top-tier bicycles
- Cultural activities for companions, like city tours and coffee farm visits
- Private accommodations and meals provided for a comfortable journey
Pick up outside the El Dorado Airport.
Walk around the Bogota's exclusive Parque de La 93
Pick up at hotel in Bogota around 7 am. Transfer to La Tribuna. First ride: Alto de La Tribuna to Cambao (85 km, -2000 m elevation loss, Easy to Moderate)
Visit to Armero Tragedy Site - Optional
Cyclists only: conquer the world-famous Alto de Letras (82 km, 3200+ m of elevation gain, Very Hard) This is what you came for!
Companions only: Visit Honda's and Mariquita's historical districts where you'll learn the importance of these cities in Colombia's colonial and republican past.
Cyclists: recovery ride after conquering the very hard Alto de Letras. (32 km, 0 m of elevation gain, Easy)
Companions and Cyclists: enjoy Colombian natural beauty and learn about its colonial past in Falan's Ciudad Perdida, where you'll hike through a tropical forest and enjoy cascades and natural pools. You'll get wet!
Cyclists: although not as famous as El Alto de Letras, El Sifon climb is equally as demanding but much more rewarding: breathtaking views, world-heritage towns, and unique high-altitude ecosystems will be the background of this challenging adventure. (82 km, 3800+ m of altitude gain, Very Hard)
Companions: Colombia is known for the quality of its coffee. Today, you'll visit a traditional coffee farm in Colombia's Coffee Region, an Unesco's Intangible Cultural Heritage tradition.
Farewell Dinner in Colombia's famous Andres DC restaurant where you'll not only taste delicious Colombian food but also enjoy music, live performances, and awesome drinks. (Food and drinks are not included in the price)
Check out Bogota's top landmarks: visit Monserrate for a spectacular overview of the city, visit La Candelaria district, Plaza de Bolivar where Colombian government seats, and the world-class Gold Museum and Botero Museum. Enjoy coffee and traditional food tasting.
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If you cancel at least 6 full day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a full refund.
If you cancel between 2 and 6 day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a 50% refund.
If you cancel within 2 day(s) of the scheduled departure, you will receive a 0% refund.
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