The Yuncaypata route is one of the places widely used by local cyclists as a training place, but today it has also become popular with foreign cyclists, who also demonstrate their skills and enjoy the road despite certain technical difficulties.

This Yuncaypata bike tour is 22 km long. on all types of terrain, including wide track roads, wide dirt roads, and short singletrack roads with small and large ramps.

There are two ways to do this circuit on a bicycle:

The first option is for novice cyclists who just want to spend some relaxing time on a bike. The circuit begins with a pick-up in mobility from our Zetas Street office to the community of Yuncaypata, from where you begin to bike down a wide or short path according to your preference. technical level; this route only has 8 km of pure descent and a duration of only 1 hour.

This second option is for experienced cyclists who want to enjoy more time on the bike. The route starts from our office and ends in the same place with pure pedaling, accumulating a distance of 22 km with a positive unevenness of 450 m on wide and small singletrack roads.

The Yuncaypata route has many lines of all kinds of levels, so that your tour is extraordinary, we will choose the appropriate route according to your level. In both options, you will cross Inca ruins, Inkilltambo, Kallachaka, Rumiwasi, Hatunplaza, Machuanden, and the viewpoints of Sacsayhuaman and Pucapucara.

For this route, we provide you with the best route through Yuncaypata, the best equipment, the best Trek brand bicycle (Marlin 6), and the best adventure guide. Choose now your best option so that you can enjoy this bike tour to the fullest.

Route Features:

• Route distance: 22 km
• Total positive slope: 450 m.
• Maximum altitude: 3,800 m.
• minimum altitude: 3,400 m.
• Duration: 4 hours
• Level: Basic and Intermediate
• Bus ride: 40 minutes
• Places to visit: Inkilltambo Inca ruins, Hatunplaza Inca ruins, Rumiwasi Inca ruins, Kallachaka, and Machuanden
• Important: It does not require any entrance ticket to the Inca ruin