The complete line-up

All Mountain Bike Tours in Ecuador

Ten routes, four trip lengths, one support jeep. Every tour is essentially downhill, graded by difficulty, and run by the team that pioneered Ecuador biking in 1991.

Compare the Tours

Tour Length Rating Altitude range Highlights
One-day tours (5 routes) 1 day Easy to challenging 1,800–4,800 m Cotopaxi volcano, Papallacta hot springs, Nono cloud forest, Guagua Pichincha crater, Otavalo market
Two-day tours (4 routes) 2 days / 1 night Moderate 2,300–5,000 m Quilotoa crater lake, Chimborazo refuge, Otavalo & Cuicocha, San Rafael waterfalls
Andes & Amazon trip 5 days Moderate 2,500–5,000 m Cotopaxi NP, Chimborazo, Baños hot springs, Amazon jungle lodge, Avenue of the Orchids
Grand Ecuador tour 12 days Moderate 2,300–5,000 m Otavalo, Amazon jungle, Baños, Chimborazo, Cotopaxi, Rio Toachi rafting
Cotopaxi volcano tour 1–2 days Moderate 3,200–4,500 m The world's highest active volcano, Inca ruins, condors, Limpiopungo lake

Every tour includes a 4x4 support vehicle, veteran bilingual guides, quality bikes and safety gear. Multi-day tours add accommodation and meals as indicated.

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Which Tour Fits You?

Short on time

One-day tours

You're based in Quito with a day to spare. Ride a volcano in the morning, soak in hot springs in the afternoon, and be back for dinner. Start with the Cotopaxi bike tour.

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A free weekend

Two-day tours

Add a night in a crater-rim inn, on Chimborazo's slopes or in rainforest waterfall country. About 50 km of riding per day, adjustable at will.

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The full experience

5 & 12-day trips

Cross the country from the páramo to the Amazon basin — with jungle lodges, hot springs and even white-water rafting on the grand tour.

5-day trip · 12-day tour

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