Mondays Only
After a two hour drive to 3800 meters above sea level (12500 ft ASL), you’ll begin the thrilling, yet easy, decent through the beautiful paramo ecosystem to the northernmost entrance of the Cotopaxi National Park. The trail mostly consist of a series of dirt paths along 10 Km (about 6.2 miles) of incredible landscapes of the “Avenue of the Volcanoes” and it’s spectacular views, such as an amazing glaciar lagoon that will inspire awe for it’s gorgeous location between the Cotopaxi and Rumiñahui volcanoes. The tour also includes a visit to one of Ecuador’s famous rose plantations, where you’ll be amazed by the massive and picturesque roses, the best in the world! Don't believe it? Try it!

Itinerary
Pick up at 07:00 am from our two meeting points
Breakfast.
Travel to Cotopaxi National Park.
Hike to José Rivas refuge.
Reach the glaciers (if time is favorable).
Biking down to Limpiopungo Lagoon.
Lunch.
Return to Quito.
LUNCH INCLUDED!

• Waterproof jacket (just in case)
• Passport Xerox Copy
• Warm clothes
• Windbreaker jacket
• Sun glasses
• Suncream
• Cap or hat
• Water Bottle
• Comfortable clothes for biking
• Medications (if you’re taking any)
• Extra money (for meal and entrance fees)
• Camera

Important Notes:
1. It is highly recommended to acclimate around 3000 meters high, at least two days, prior to the tour.
2. It is recommended to have some MTB experience in off road routes in order to know how to control the bicycle in difficult terrains.
3. Departure to/from Quito at Plaza Foch (La Mariscal neighborhood)
4. This is a shared trip.

Notes:
– Itineraries may vary for reasons beyond our control (events or natural disasters, strikes, road closures, etc.)
– Participants of this tourist activity, must complete and sign a document of shared responsibilities, prior to the start of the tour.
– When booking your tour, we will send you the itinerary with our Cancellation Policies, Conduct Code, Safety Tips and Personal Travellers Data Chart.
– The tours offered are accompanied with English and Spanish speaking guides, for other language please contact us