Bike is passion
The Epic Descent: 2,000 Meters of Vertical Drop
The route is famed for its monumental elevation change, starting near the Nevado del Ruiz volcano and descending over 2,000 vertical meters towards Manizales. While not overly technical, the sheer scale of the 30-kilometer downhill ride across varying terrain provides an unmatched sense of freedom and accomplishment.
2. Volcanic Landscapes and Páramo Ecosystems
Ride through the stunning, high-altitude Páramo—a rare ecosystem characterized by unique frailejones plants—before dropping into lush Andean cloud forests. Witness dramatic, often snow-capped volcanic backdrops, offering visual immersion into one of Colombia's most biologically diverse and geologically active regions.
3. From Pavement to Pure Dirt Singletrack
The tour strategically uses a short paved section at the start for warm-up and bike familiarity before quickly turning onto rugged dirt paths. The majority of the ride is spent on scenic, unpaved terrain and single-track sections that plunge through remote areas, connecting you directly with the raw wilderness of the Colombian Andes.
4. The Thermal Reward: Post-Ride Hot Springs
The adventure concludes with a luxurious, well-deserved reward: entrance to the Termales del Otoño hot springs. After conquering the long descent, there is no better way to restore tired muscles and reflect on the day’s journey than soaking in the thermal pools fed by natural, mineral-rich volcanic water.



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