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La Paz, Mountain Bike Down The World's Most Dangerous Road

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La Paz, Mountain Bike Down the World's Most Dangerous Road

La Paz, Bolivia

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Descend over 3,500 meters on an exceptional road through one of the world’s most breathtaking locales before traversing into an expansive wildlife sanctuary deep within the jungle. Embark upon this exhilarating journey by utilizing top-tier bicycles from the reputable and highly regarded company operating in Bolivia. Prepare yourself for an unforgettable adventure along Death Road.



The renowned "World's Most Dangerous Road," or "Death Road," also known as "Camino de la Muerte," offers an unforgettable adventure in South America. Guided by highly trained English-speaking professionals, this thrilling journey ensures safe, comfortable, and enjoyable passage through breathtaking landscapes.

Embark from La Paz, Bolivia, and commence your biking ascent to the wind-swept peak of La Cumbre at 4700 meters above sea level. Here, you can marvel at panoramic vistas of numerous snow-capped mountains. Subsequently, traverse a winding asphalt road amidst mountain peaks, herds of llamas, alpacas, and quaint village settlements. Pause for refreshment, photography opportunities, and rest stops along the route to absorb the awe-inspiring scenery—towering cliffs, dramatic drop-offs, lush greenery, and picturesque vistas.

Subsequent to descending slightly, venture deeper into the verdant jungle and face the most perilous segment of the trail. A notorious, precarious dirt road snakes its way down steep inclines from 2000 meters in elevation. Navigate through dense fog, low clouds, and dust storms. As the final stretch approaches, the heat intensifies, making conditions increasingly challenging. Upon reaching Yolosa, you’ll be exhausted yet exhilarated, having triumphantly conquered Death Road with unwavering courage.

Upon arrival, indulge in a hearty buffet lunch at La Senda Verde Animal Refuge, where you may observe a variety of native fauna such as hundreds of monkeys, Andean spectacled bears, capibaras, birds, and other wildlife. This excursion supports the refuge’s vital mission of rescuing endangered species from illegal trafficking.

Numerous satisfied travelers attest that this journey was one of the highlights of their Bolivia expedition. Regardless of your cycling experience, your team of experts, equipment, and instruction guarantee a safe and memorable descent. No other downhill ride rivals the thrill and challenge of traversing Death Road.

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Highlights
  • 1. Marvel at breathtaking Andean landscapes from a distance of 64 kilometers along a thrilling downhill journey.
  • 2. Embark on an exhilarating bike tour with one of the most reliable mountain bikes available in Bolivia, meticulously maintained by expert technicians after each ride.
  • 3. Experience unparalleled safety during your adventure thanks to your dedicated and skilled local guides who provide guidance tailored to your needs.
  • 4. Reach an extraordinary animal sanctuary located 3500 meters below your starting point, offering a unique opportunity for wildlife encounters.
  • 5. Feel secure knowing that your experienced guides adhere to the highest safety standards set by international organizations, ensuring your well-being throughout the entire trip.
  • Includes
  • Transportation:
  • - From La Paz, we will provide top-quality helmets (both normal and full-face models) along with appropriate attire for various weather conditions such as cold and wet environments.
  • Equipment:
  • - We will offer comprehensive protection through leg and knee pads.
  • - Mountain bike gloves will also be included to enhance comfort and grip during rides.
  • Bicycles:
  • - Our selection includes full-suspension downhill mountain bikes equipped with hydraulic disk brakes, ensuring efficient braking capabilities.
  • Meals:
  • - Breakfast options available include meat, eggs, ham, cheese, vegetarian, and vegan choices.
  • Attractions:
  • - Visitors have access to the entrance to Senda Verde Animal Refuge.
  • Lunch:
  • - A boxed lunch service is offered to cater to diverse dietary preferences.
  • Hydration:
  • - Free unlimited water supply throughout the journey.
  • Accommodation:
  • - Accommodation arrangements will be made via private safety vehicles.
  • Safety Personnel:
  • - Guides will accompany every rider for guidance and support.
  • Photography:
  • - We will upload and share 100+ photos detailing our experiences and adventures.
  • Snacks:
  • - During the trip, two pre-packaged snacks will be provided.
  • Maintenance Services:
  • - Each tour will feature a bike mechanic on board to address any issues promptly.
  • Adventure Activities:
  • - Ziplines can be purchased independently on the day of the adventure.
  • Additional Fees:
  • - Road tax is charged at an amount of 50 Bolivianos per individual.
  • Tip:
  • - Gratuities are appreciated but not obligatory.
  • Please note that this itinerary outlines the services and amenities typically provided. Specific details may vary based on personal preferences and local regulations.
  • Not suitable for
  • Persons carrying an infant
  • Individuals afflicted by physical disabilities affecting locomotion
  • Those unable to operate a bicycle
  • Users of wheelchairs
  • Individuals standing at less than three feet nine inches tall (approximately one meter twenty-four centimeters)

  • Free cancellation

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    Duration 1 day

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    Live tour guide

    English and Spanish.

    Small group

    The number of participants shall not exceed fourteen.

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    Frecuent questions aboout La Paz, Mountain Bike Down the World's Most Dangerous Road

    What is the name of the infamous 'Death Road'?

    The 'World's Most Dangerous Road,' or 'Death Road,' is also known as 'Camino de la Muerte.'

    Where does the journey start?

    The journey starts from La Paz, Bolivia.

    How high does the ascent go?

    The ascent goes up to 4700 meters above sea level.

    Describe the initial landscape after leaving La Paz.

    After leaving La Paz, you can marvel at panoramic vistas of numerous snow-capped mountains.

    What awaits during the transition between the ascent and descent?

    Subsequently, traverse a winding asphalt road amidst mountain peaks, herds of llamas, alpacas, and quaint village settlements.

    What challenges will you face when descending?

    Navigate through dense fog, low clouds, and dust storms.

    At what point do you reach the end of the descent?

    Upon reaching Yolosa, you'll be exhausted yet exhilarated, having triumphantly conquered Death Road with unwavering courage.


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