Pueblo Nuevo – Silvania
If you’re heading up to Bogota from southern Colombia the most direct route is through the town of Melgar. However, just after leaving the town there is a […]
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Verjón – Sesquilé
This is actually the first part of what was (is?) going to be bikepacking.com‘s Chingaza route. I rode it for the first time with Lael Wilcox and Julian
GraVALS
VALS is the acronym of Bogotá’s roadie morning classic “Vuelta A La Sabana”, and GraVALS is its gravel cousin. This slightly shorter variant starts and ends on the
Biometrópolis
This is one of a number of signposted off-road routes in the Department of Cundinamarca that have been developed in recent years. This one is about 50% off-road,
San Agustín – Naranjos Loop
This picturesque loop takes you through the verdant coffee plantations to the south of San Agustin and returns along the edge of the archeological park. The first part
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San Agustín – Isnos Loop
This route takes you on a loop through some lovely southern Colombian scenery on a mostly paved b-road that descends down to the River Magdalena past the iconic
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Desierto de La Tatacoa
Desierto de La Tatacoa is technically a tropical dry forest rather than a desert. But it sure feels like a desert when you’re riding the hot, dusty, sandy
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Tierradentro – Neiva
This is the second part of the route across the Central Cordillera; a great way of avoiding the busy Panamericana Highway if you’re riding north (or south). It
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Jerusalén – Choachí
This popular route takes you out of Bogotá using the Alto de Patios paved climb, before turning off onto the dirt just past the Teusaca River. After a
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Calera – Salitre
This route has a bit of everything: steep climbs, an abandoned mining town, rolling hills, amazing vistas, and delicious arepa places at either end. It starts by climbing