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The Death Road is a downhill bike ride that begins in the mountains at 4,600 ms and ends at the river level at 1,200 ms.Traveling through a diversity of landscapes and temperature changes that give you a feeling of adventure and harmony with nature.The ride will take you all day and physical condition is not demanding because it is full descent

La Paz, Bolivia

drinks at the hotel

towels

use road fee (50bs)

Death Road T-shirt

transportation

experienced guide

meals

clothes 

safety equipment

Pick up and transportation to the starting pointBreakfast, put on clothes and safety equipment, test the bikes.First Section - 1 hour and 20 minutes approximatelyExplanation of the riding rules and characteristics of the first part.First 10 minutes at low speed to gain confidence and recognize the type of route.Small stops to take pictures, videos and rest your hands.End of the first part at the check point in the town of Unduavi.Payment of the first ticket for the use of the roadTake the bus to go to the starting point of the second part.Second section - 3 and a half hours approximatelyExplanation of driving rules and road characteristics.First 10 minutes at low speed to gain confidence and recognize the type of road.Small sTOPS at different points to take pictures, make videos and storytelling of the Death Road while taking a breakSnack in the middle of the second sectionEnjoy a well-deserved snack to regain strength and refresh yourself.At the end of the second section we will deliver your clothes, equipment and bicycles to be washed.Transportation by bus to the hotel in the middle of the jungleShowers, pool and lunch.RestReturn to the city on the paved roadWe leave passengers at their hotels or previously agreed points.

Full day itinerary

Itinerary

Different scenery during a single day descending from the mountains to the rivers.Beautiful and wonderful panoramic views all the way up the Death RoadCoca plantations in the Yungas region along the way.Amazing waterfalls on the second section of the circuit

Highlights

We recommend that you bring the following:A pair of shorts or leggings.Extra clothes to change into before you return.Sunglasses (if you need to wear them).SunscreenMosquito repellentToiletriesAn extra pair of shoes (one pair for cycling and one pair for after cycling).Any prescription medication you may need (there are no pharmacies along the route)Extra battery for your mobile phone (if you need it)Extra money to use the road tax (bs50)

What to bring?

Which difference between full suspension and hardtail mountain bike?The core difference is that hardtail bikes have front suspension only, whereas full-suspension (Full-Sus) bikes have both front and rear suspension. Hardtails are lighter, more efficient for climbing, and lower maintenance. Full-suspension bikes offer superior comfort, control, and stability on rough, steep, or technical, rooty/rocky terrainHow can I pay for the tour?You can pay in cash at our office or we can come to your accommodation to collect the money. In this case, you can send your booking request and arrange payment.Another option is to pay online using your credit or debit card. In this case, you make the payment directly on our website.

FS - Death Road pax with full suspension Recurrent

Ride On t-shirt remembering that you did the Death Road

Death Road t-shirt

Full suspension bike in regular group

Full suspension bike - regular group

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