
April 14th, 2012

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Date: 24th of July to 7th of August of 2011
Other dates available upon request.
Duration: 15 days (from La Paz)
Distance: 700 km biking on paved road (just 215 km on gravel road) at 3.500m above sea level. Maximum height: 4.350m.a.s.l. Two exiting long downhill biking sections with 1000 m level difference.
Description: Discovering the land of the old Inca empire following the Manco Capac trail. From Copacabana to lake Titicaca (Bolivia), and to Ollantaitambo, by bike. Then we do trekking (42 km) along the famous “camino del Inca” (Inca trail) to Machu Picchu. Descend to the yungas (Andean forests) considered one the greatest “Downhill” roads of the world. During the biking trip we will be surrounded by high snow capped mountains, high mountains of the Andes, then we change completely the setting getting into deep leafy jungle subtropical forest called yungas. The contrast in colors, hues and settings will be the leading mark of this biking trip. Panoramic views of the “altiplano”, wild untamed nature changing into cultivated farms by the blue waters of the Titicaca lake. Green cultivated terraces at the Sacred valley of the Incas “Sagrado Valle de los Incas”. Marketplaces full of handmade articles and colorful endless products, small aborigine villages, towns and cities enriched by amazing ancient buildings. Discover the fascinating ancient Inca culture at almost unknown places, at the Island of the Sun or at the worldly known Machu Picchu city. You may observe the working local aboriginal population their traditions and their devoted faith in the Pachamama (Mother Earth) and may be unveil or comprehend the mystic of this special places.

April 14th, 2012

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Distance: 950 km mountain bike riding. There would be several sections onminibus and jeep: the section to the Chitral Valley, to Fary Meadows and return trip to Islamabad.
Description: a mountain biking trip to the most beautiful places of the mythic Karakoram highway, to Khunjerab Pass (4700 m above sea level), doing some detours to great sites like:Chitral Valley, the lost city of Kailash and a trekking to the Base camp of the Nanga Parbat.
Places we ride to:
Chitral valley (1600 m above sea level), Kailash, Shandor Pass (3750 m), Phandar Lake (2200 m), Gilgit (1500 m), Hunza Valley, Karimabad (2400 m), Gulmit, Sost (2750 m), Khunjerab Valley, Kukril (3900 m), Khunjerab Pass (4700 m), Fairy Meadow (3300 m),Nanga Parbat base camp.
Difficulty: Medium with some demanding sections.
During the trip we will be riding our mountain bikes between 1200 m3500m above sea level, reaching the maximum height at 4700 mt, when we get to Khunjerab Pass. We will make gradual acclimatization. There are 10 sections of about90 km mountain bike riding per day and about 90 % of the roads are paved .
It is scheduled a trekking to Fairy Meadow (3300mt) (Nanga Parbat first base camp), from Jhel (2300mt). about 2 hours hiking.
At the end there is an optional trekking, reaching 4200 mt height.

March 12th, 2010

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April 9th, 2008

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Description: Discovering the land of the old Inca empire following the Manco Capac trail. From Copacabana to lake Titicaca (Bolivia), and to Ollantaitambo, by bike. Then we do trekking (42 km) along the famous “camino del Inca” (Inca trail) to Machu Picchu. Descend to the yungas (Andean forests) considered one the greatest “Downhill” of the world.
Places: Copacabana by Titicaca lake shore (Bolivia), del sol island, Coroico (yungas ‘downhill’), Puno, De los Uros island, Abra de la Raya, Cuzco, “Valle Sagrado de los Incas” (sacred Inca valley), Machu Picchu ruins.
Date: 31st of March to 13th April 2009
Other dates available upon request
Difficulty: Medium / High
More details, itinerary and required equipment here
More details, itinerary and required equipment here

April 8th, 2008

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Discover the scenery of Salta. The province that calls itself ” la linda” (the beautiful one). From its Yunga forests we climb up to “Abra del Acay” (4895msnm), one of the highest mountain passes of the continent. At the end we follow the famous “Tren de las nubes” (the cloud train ) and descend 150 km.

April 8th, 2008

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This years trip to Mongolia was a positive success. Our group of 16 people (+Mariano & Agnese as guides) managed to complete the tour whithout trouble . The vast and verdant landscape , its unique monasteries , friendly people , blue skies and team spirit motivated all of us and worked as an extra energy booster for our daily cycling and our campfire songs at night.
We want to share some photos of our trip that might make you want to be part of next years