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Our biking adventures take you off the beaten path and deep into the heart of the Andes. From highland villages to ancient trails, these rides are designed for those who crave freedom, connection, and a fresh perspective. Whether you're after scenic downhills, cultural encounters, or a full-day challenge, we’ll guide you through unforgettable landscapes on two wheels.
CUSCO CITY
RIDE
E-BIKE & HIKE HUAYLLAFARA COMMUNITY EXPERIENCE
MARAS &
MORAY
CUSCO CITY RIDE
Begin your journey on two wheels, weaving through the historic center of Cusco as the city slowly wakes. Our first stop is the San Cristóbal Viewpoint, where you’ll pause to take in sweeping views of the red-tiled roofs and surrounding mountains — a perfect introduction to the landscape and stories that define this highland city.
From there, the path leads into the heart of San Blas, Cusco’s artistic and spiritual neighborhood. As we ride through its narrow streets, you’ll pass traditional homes, quiet plazas, and remnants of Inca architecture, all while your guide shares the history and culture that live within these stones.
A visit to the local San Blas Market offers a window into daily life. Here, we’ll taste a variety of fresh, seasonal fruits from the surrounding valleys — a vibrant reflection of the region’s biodiversity and culinary heritage.
We finish the experience with a well-earned lunch made from local ingredients, prepared with care and shared in good company. It’s a moment to relax, reflect, and enjoy the flavors of the Andes — the perfect close to a morning of exploration and connection.
Tour duration: Approximately 4 - 5 hours, depending on the pace of the group and the number of stops for exploration.
Altitude range: From 3300 masl (10,827 feet) to 3400 masl (11,155 feet)..
Minimum age: Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
Fitness level: A moderate fitness level is recommended, as the tour includes some uphill sections and varied terrain. Participants should be comfortable cycling for a few hours.
Meal: Lunch at local restaurant.
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DAY 1 - CUSCO TO HUAYLLABAMBAEarly in the morning, we take the way leading from Cusco to Km82 (2750 mt/9130 ft), this is our check point at the beginning of the trek. The trail follows the river valley for a while; this is a good training day before the second more challenging day. Along the way we will pass Wilkaracay with its impressive view of Patallacta which are both important Inca remains. It is just the beginning of a holy trail full of sanctuaries. Today, after about 7 hours walking we will reach our first camping place at Huayllabamba (3000 mt/9842ft). On reaching our camp for the evening we will be met by our trek team, the porters who will have already set up camp and our cook who will be preparing our evening meal. Day Distance: 12 km / 7.3 ml Approximate Walking time: 6-7 hrs Meals: L, D + Snacks
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DAY 2 - HUAYLLABAMBA TO PACAYMAYOEver optimistic, the sun will be shining on our second day as we follow the Inca trail to Warmiwañusta (Dead Woman’s Pass). This is considered to be the most challenging trek day as we cross this highest point of the trail at 4200m (13779ft), prepare for a steep uphill until we summit. The sense of achievement is a reward in itself, then a beautiful stone trail will show us the way as we descend to our tents in the campsite at Pacaymayo (3580 mt/11740 ft). On reaching our camp for the evening we will be met by our trek team who will have already set up camp and our cook who will be preparing our mouthwatering evening meal. Day Distance: 11km / 7 ml Approximate Walking time: 8 to 9 hrs. Meals: B, L, D + Snacks
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DAY 3 - PACAYMAYO TO PHUYUPATAMARCAWaking up just in time to be served a hot drink, our tents pitched within the surroundings of the cloud forest. After a good and healthy breakfast we continue along this ancient trail passing small marshes, continuing over the second mountain pass of the trek. It is the second highest point of the hike (3,900mt/12,950ft). As we descend we will see the flora and fauna become more abundant with hummingbirds accompanying us along our route. We have lunch at Chaquicocha (3500 mt/11,620 ft) a fine place for a break in the middle of the cloud forest. The last two hours of the day, are some of the most memorable and breathtaking views of the Inca Trail. We reach our last campsite when the sun sets at Phuyupatamarca, a befitting name meaning 'town in the clouds'. Day Distance: 12 km / 7.3 ml Approximate Walking time: 8 to 9 hrs Meals: B, L, D + Snacks
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DAY 4 - PHUYUPATAMARCA TO MACHU PICCHUWe begin the final leg of our trek to the lost city of Machupicchu. We descend for 3hrs, about 900m below from Phuyupatamarca. On the way down there are a couple of Incan Archaeological sites: Intipata first, and then Wiñaywayna which is just 2 hrs before the Sungate entrance (“Inti Punku”). Having taken time to enjoy the first glimpse of Machu Picchu; we walk down in to the astonishing complex for a full tour to learn from our guide all about this fascinatingly unique Citadel. Later we take the bus down to be on time for the train back to Ollantaytambo, from here, our private transport will bring us back to Cusco. Day Distance: 7.3 km / 4.5 ml Approximate Walking time: 5 hrs Meals: B, L + Snacks
MARAS & MORAY
The road linking the town of Maras and the archaeological site of Moray is a single track, excellent for cross-country biking with natural ups and downs that make the experience both fun and dynamic. Along the way, we enjoy sweeping views of the Urubamba Mountain Range, including the snowcapped peaks of Chicón, Pumahuanca, and Wakay Willca. Maras itself is a traditional agricultural village, known for its striking salt ponds and deep-rooted farming culture.
We begin our day driving from the hotel up to the high plateau of Anta. The ride starts at Cruzpata, a community near the Piuray Lagoon in the Chinchero area. Here, we warm up by pedaling along quiet dirt roads that let us ease into the rhythm of the day. The route leads us to the fascinating archaeological site of Moray—believed to have been an ancient agricultural research center where native crops like potatoes were tested in different microclimates formed by the circular terraces.
After a rest stop in Maras, we continue riding toward the iconic salt mines, following scenic trails. Depending on the group’s experience and comfort level, there’s the option to descend further into the Sacred Valley, ending the ride near the town of Pichingoto. Afterward, we return to the hotel, filled with new memories of the Andean highlands.
Tour duration: Approximately 5 to 6 hours, including breaks and visits along the route.
Altitude range: From 3000 masl (9,843 feet) to 36 00 masl (11,811 feet)..
Minimum age: Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
Fitness level: Moderate to good. Participants should be comfortable biking on uneven terrain.
Meal: Picnic lunch, box lunch, or Pachamanca (see below for more details)
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DAY 1 - CUSCO TO HUAYLLABAMBAEarly in the morning, we take the way leading from Cusco to Km82 (2750 mt/9130 ft), this is our check point at the beginning of the trek. The trail follows the river valley for a while; this is a good training day before the second more challenging day. Along the way we will pass Wilkaracay with its impressive view of Patallacta which are both important Inca remains. It is just the beginning of a holy trail full of sanctuaries. Today, after about 7 hours walking we will reach our first camping place at Huayllabamba (3000 mt/9842ft). On reaching our camp for the evening we will be met by our trek team, the porters who will have already set up camp and our cook who will be preparing our evening meal. Day Distance: 12 km / 7.3 ml Approximate Walking time: 6-7 hrs Meals: L, D + Snacks
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DAY 2 - HUAYLLABAMBA TO PACAYMAYOEver optimistic, the sun will be shining on our second day as we follow the Inca trail to Warmiwañusta (Dead Woman’s Pass). This is considered to be the most challenging trek day as we cross this highest point of the trail at 4200m (13779ft), prepare for a steep uphill until we summit. The sense of achievement is a reward in itself, then a beautiful stone trail will show us the way as we descend to our tents in the campsite at Pacaymayo (3580 mt/11740 ft). On reaching our camp for the evening we will be met by our trek team who will have already set up camp and our cook who will be preparing our mouthwatering evening meal. Day Distance: 11km / 7 ml Approximate Walking time: 8 to 9 hrs. Meals: B, L, D + Snacks
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DAY 3 - PACAYMAYO TO PHUYUPATAMARCAWaking up just in time to be served a hot drink, our tents pitched within the surroundings of the cloud forest. After a good and healthy breakfast we continue along this ancient trail passing small marshes, continuing over the second mountain pass of the trek. It is the second highest point of the hike (3,900mt/12,950ft). As we descend we will see the flora and fauna become more abundant with hummingbirds accompanying us along our route. We have lunch at Chaquicocha (3500 mt/11,620 ft) a fine place for a break in the middle of the cloud forest. The last two hours of the day, are some of the most memorable and breathtaking views of the Inca Trail. We reach our last campsite when the sun sets at Phuyupatamarca, a befitting name meaning 'town in the clouds'. Day Distance: 12 km / 7.3 ml Approximate Walking time: 8 to 9 hrs Meals: B, L, D + Snacks
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DAY 4 - PHUYUPATAMARCA TO MACHU PICCHUWe begin the final leg of our trek to the lost city of Machupicchu. We descend for 3hrs, about 900m below from Phuyupatamarca. On the way down there are a couple of Incan Archaeological sites: Intipata first, and then Wiñaywayna which is just 2 hrs before the Sungate entrance (“Inti Punku”). Having taken time to enjoy the first glimpse of Machu Picchu; we walk down in to the astonishing complex for a full tour to learn from our guide all about this fascinatingly unique Citadel. Later we take the bus down to be on time for the train back to Ollantaytambo, from here, our private transport will bring us back to Cusco. Day Distance: 7.3 km / 4.5 ml Approximate Walking time: 5 hrs Meals: B, L + Snacks
E-BIKE & HIKE HUAYLLAFARA COMMUNITY EXPERIENCE
This is a multi-activity journey designed for meaningful connection — blending the ease of electric bikes with an authentic community visit in the Sacred Valley. Our day begins with a scenic e-bike ride, climbing gently into the surrounding hills at a relaxed pace. Along the way, we pause to take in the views of Lamay and the mountains that watch over the valley.
At the top, we’re welcomed by members of a local Andean community. With warmth and pride, they invite us into their world — sharing insights into daily life, agricultural traditions, and the deep-rooted knowledge passed down through generations.
A traditional Peruvian lunch awaits, prepared with ingredients from their land and infused with local flavor. It’s a chance to share stories, slow down, and simply enjoy being present.
After lunch, we trade wheels for walking shoes and begin a gentle descent on foot. The return hike leads us through native forests and farmland, with birdsong, mountain views, and open skies guiding us back to Lamay’s main square — a quiet, grounded close to a rich and layered experience.
Tour duration: Approximately 5–6 hours, including visit and lunch.
Biking distance: 8.5 km / 5.3 ml
Hiking distance: 3.5 km / 2.2 ml
Altitude range: From 2,940 / 9,645 feet to 4,163 masl /13,658 feet.
Ascent (biking): 580 m
Descent (hiking): 580 m
Minimum age: Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
Fitness level: Easy to moderate. Suitable for anyone comfortable on a bike and walking downhill for about an hour.
Meal: Traditional community lunch. (Picnic, box lunch, or Pachamanca options available upon request.)
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DAY 1 - CUSCO TO HUAYLLABAMBAEarly in the morning, we take the way leading from Cusco to Km82 (2750 mt/9130 ft), this is our check point at the beginning of the trek. The trail follows the river valley for a while; this is a good training day before the second more challenging day. Along the way we will pass Wilkaracay with its impressive view of Patallacta which are both important Inca remains. It is just the beginning of a holy trail full of sanctuaries. Today, after about 7 hours walking we will reach our first camping place at Huayllabamba (3000 mt/9842ft). On reaching our camp for the evening we will be met by our trek team, the porters who will have already set up camp and our cook who will be preparing our evening meal. Day Distance: 12 km / 7.3 ml Approximate Walking time: 6-7 hrs Meals: L, D + Snacks
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DAY 2 - HUAYLLABAMBA TO PACAYMAYOEver optimistic, the sun will be shining on our second day as we follow the Inca trail to Warmiwañusta (Dead Woman’s Pass). This is considered to be the most challenging trek day as we cross this highest point of the trail at 4200m (13779ft), prepare for a steep uphill until we summit. The sense of achievement is a reward in itself, then a beautiful stone trail will show us the way as we descend to our tents in the campsite at Pacaymayo (3580 mt/11740 ft). On reaching our camp for the evening we will be met by our trek team who will have already set up camp and our cook who will be preparing our mouthwatering evening meal. Day Distance: 11km / 7 ml Approximate Walking time: 8 to 9 hrs. Meals: B, L, D + Snacks
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DAY 3 - PACAYMAYO TO PHUYUPATAMARCAWaking up just in time to be served a hot drink, our tents pitched within the surroundings of the cloud forest. After a good and healthy breakfast we continue along this ancient trail passing small marshes, continuing over the second mountain pass of the trek. It is the second highest point of the hike (3,900mt/12,950ft). As we descend we will see the flora and fauna become more abundant with hummingbirds accompanying us along our route. We have lunch at Chaquicocha (3500 mt/11,620 ft) a fine place for a break in the middle of the cloud forest. The last two hours of the day, are some of the most memorable and breathtaking views of the Inca Trail. We reach our last campsite when the sun sets at Phuyupatamarca, a befitting name meaning 'town in the clouds'. Day Distance: 12 km / 7.3 ml Approximate Walking time: 8 to 9 hrs Meals: B, L, D + Snacks
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DAY 4 - PHUYUPATAMARCA TO MACHU PICCHUWe begin the final leg of our trek to the lost city of Machupicchu. We descend for 3hrs, about 900m below from Phuyupatamarca. On the way down there are a couple of Incan Archaeological sites: Intipata first, and then Wiñaywayna which is just 2 hrs before the Sungate entrance (“Inti Punku”). Having taken time to enjoy the first glimpse of Machu Picchu; we walk down in to the astonishing complex for a full tour to learn from our guide all about this fascinatingly unique Citadel. Later we take the bus down to be on time for the train back to Ollantaytambo, from here, our private transport will bring us back to Cusco. Day Distance: 7.3 km / 4.5 ml Approximate Walking time: 5 hrs Meals: B, L + Snacks
This gentle cycling experience invites you to slow down and connect with the rhythms of Andean life. Following a quiet dirt road through the heart of the Sacred Valley, we ride past open farmland, adobe homes, and small family plots — where the connection between people and the land remains strong and visible.
The trail offers expansive views of the Vilcanota River and the dramatic peaks of the Cordillera Urubamba. Though technically a shared-use road, it sees very little traffic, allowing for a peaceful and safe ride ideal for all levels. With the sun overhead and the mountains watching from a distance, it’s easy to settle into the flow of the valley.
We take our time, riding at a relaxed pace and stopping often to appreciate the landscape and the quiet presence of daily life around us. This is an out-and-back route that begins and ends in the main square of Lamay — a gentle ride that leaves space for reflection, connection, and joy.
Tour duration: Approximately 3–4 hours
Biking distance: 12 km / 7.5 ml round trip
Max elevation: 3,050 m (10,007 ft)
Altitude range: From 2,940masl / 9,645 to 3,050 masl 10,007 ft.
Minimum age: 10 years old. Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
Fitness level: Easy. Designed for anyone comfortable on a bike; terrain is mostly flat with a few gentle climbs.
Meal: Light snack included. (Full lunch available upon request.)
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DAY 1 - CUSCO TO HUAYLLABAMBAEarly in the morning, we take the way leading from Cusco to Km82 (2750 mt/9130 ft), this is our check point at the beginning of the trek. The trail follows the river valley for a while; this is a good training day before the second more challenging day. Along the way we will pass Wilkaracay with its impressive view of Patallacta which are both important Inca remains. It is just the beginning of a holy trail full of sanctuaries. Today, after about 7 hours walking we will reach our first camping place at Huayllabamba (3000 mt/9842ft). On reaching our camp for the evening we will be met by our trek team, the porters who will have already set up camp and our cook who will be preparing our evening meal. Day Distance: 12 km / 7.3 ml Approximate Walking time: 6-7 hrs Meals: L, D + Snacks
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DAY 2 - HUAYLLABAMBA TO PACAYMAYOEver optimistic, the sun will be shining on our second day as we follow the Inca trail to Warmiwañusta (Dead Woman’s Pass). This is considered to be the most challenging trek day as we cross this highest point of the trail at 4200m (13779ft), prepare for a steep uphill until we summit. The sense of achievement is a reward in itself, then a beautiful stone trail will show us the way as we descend to our tents in the campsite at Pacaymayo (3580 mt/11740 ft). On reaching our camp for the evening we will be met by our trek team who will have already set up camp and our cook who will be preparing our mouthwatering evening meal. Day Distance: 11km / 7 ml Approximate Walking time: 8 to 9 hrs. Meals: B, L, D + Snacks
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DAY 3 - PACAYMAYO TO PHUYUPATAMARCAWaking up just in time to be served a hot drink, our tents pitched within the surroundings of the cloud forest. After a good and healthy breakfast we continue along this ancient trail passing small marshes, continuing over the second mountain pass of the trek. It is the second highest point of the hike (3,900mt/12,950ft). As we descend we will see the flora and fauna become more abundant with hummingbirds accompanying us along our route. We have lunch at Chaquicocha (3500 mt/11,620 ft) a fine place for a break in the middle of the cloud forest. The last two hours of the day, are some of the most memorable and breathtaking views of the Inca Trail. We reach our last campsite when the sun sets at Phuyupatamarca, a befitting name meaning 'town in the clouds'. Day Distance: 12 km / 7.3 ml Approximate Walking time: 8 to 9 hrs Meals: B, L, D + Snacks
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DAY 4 - PHUYUPATAMARCA TO MACHU PICCHUWe begin the final leg of our trek to the lost city of Machupicchu. We descend for 3hrs, about 900m below from Phuyupatamarca. On the way down there are a couple of Incan Archaeological sites: Intipata first, and then Wiñaywayna which is just 2 hrs before the Sungate entrance (“Inti Punku”). Having taken time to enjoy the first glimpse of Machu Picchu; we walk down in to the astonishing complex for a full tour to learn from our guide all about this fascinatingly unique Citadel. Later we take the bus down to be on time for the train back to Ollantaytambo, from here, our private transport will bring us back to Cusco. Day Distance: 7.3 km / 4.5 ml Approximate Walking time: 5 hrs Meals: B, L + Snacks
We start the day early with a scenic drive from Cusco to the highland community of Pomacanchis, where wide skies, rolling puna, and sparkling lakes set the stage for an unforgettable Andean adventure.
At the trailhead, we gear up for a mountain bike ride through the breathtaking Cuatro Lagunas valley. This ride is pure highland joy—gliding past turquoise lakes, herds of llamas, and surreal volcanic rock formations. The descent is mostly gentle and smooth, making it a fun and accessible ride for most experience levels. A support vehicle is always nearby in case you'd rather hop in and enjoy the view.
After the ride, we head to the beautiful Hacienda Chuquiccahuana, a restored colonial estate tucked into a quiet valley. There, we’re welcomed with a hot drink and a homemade treat, the perfect reward after a day in the open air.
Once we’ve rested and refueled, we drive back to Cusco, arriving in the early evening.
Max elevation: 4,100 m (13451.44 ft)
Minimum age: 12 years (younger with biking experience and prior approval).
Fitness level: Moderate – suitable for active travelers; support vehicle available.
Meal: Lunch, snacks, and an afternoon treat at the hacienda.
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DAY 1 - CUSCO TO HUAYLLABAMBAEarly in the morning, we take the way leading from Cusco to Km82 (2750 mt/9130 ft), this is our check point at the beginning of the trek. The trail follows the river valley for a while; this is a good training day before the second more challenging day. Along the way we will pass Wilkaracay with its impressive view of Patallacta which are both important Inca remains. It is just the beginning of a holy trail full of sanctuaries. Today, after about 7 hours walking we will reach our first camping place at Huayllabamba (3000 mt/9842ft). On reaching our camp for the evening we will be met by our trek team, the porters who will have already set up camp and our cook who will be preparing our evening meal. Day Distance: 12 km / 7.3 ml Approximate Walking time: 6-7 hrs Meals: L, D + Snacks
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DAY 2 - HUAYLLABAMBA TO PACAYMAYOEver optimistic, the sun will be shining on our second day as we follow the Inca trail to Warmiwañusta (Dead Woman’s Pass). This is considered to be the most challenging trek day as we cross this highest point of the trail at 4200m (13779ft), prepare for a steep uphill until we summit. The sense of achievement is a reward in itself, then a beautiful stone trail will show us the way as we descend to our tents in the campsite at Pacaymayo (3580 mt/11740 ft). On reaching our camp for the evening we will be met by our trek team who will have already set up camp and our cook who will be preparing our mouthwatering evening meal. Day Distance: 11km / 7 ml Approximate Walking time: 8 to 9 hrs. Meals: B, L, D + Snacks
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DAY 3 - PACAYMAYO TO PHUYUPATAMARCAWaking up just in time to be served a hot drink, our tents pitched within the surroundings of the cloud forest. After a good and healthy breakfast we continue along this ancient trail passing small marshes, continuing over the second mountain pass of the trek. It is the second highest point of the hike (3,900mt/12,950ft). As we descend we will see the flora and fauna become more abundant with hummingbirds accompanying us along our route. We have lunch at Chaquicocha (3500 mt/11,620 ft) a fine place for a break in the middle of the cloud forest. The last two hours of the day, are some of the most memorable and breathtaking views of the Inca Trail. We reach our last campsite when the sun sets at Phuyupatamarca, a befitting name meaning 'town in the clouds'. Day Distance: 12 km / 7.3 ml Approximate Walking time: 8 to 9 hrs Meals: B, L, D + Snacks
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DAY 4 - PHUYUPATAMARCA TO MACHU PICCHUWe begin the final leg of our trek to the lost city of Machupicchu. We descend for 3hrs, about 900m below from Phuyupatamarca. On the way down there are a couple of Incan Archaeological sites: Intipata first, and then Wiñaywayna which is just 2 hrs before the Sungate entrance (“Inti Punku”). Having taken time to enjoy the first glimpse of Machu Picchu; we walk down in to the astonishing complex for a full tour to learn from our guide all about this fascinatingly unique Citadel. Later we take the bus down to be on time for the train back to Ollantaytambo, from here, our private transport will bring us back to Cusco. Day Distance: 7.3 km / 4.5 ml Approximate Walking time: 5 hrs Meals: B, L + Snacks
BIKES & EQUIPMENT
To ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience on the trail, we partner with El Bike Project in Lamay — a passionate local team known for maintaining one of the best bike fleets in the region. Their bikes are carefully selected, professionally tuned, and well-suited for the diverse terrain of the Sacred Valley and beyond.
Whether you're riding electric-assisted up to highland communities or flowing through singletrack on a full-suspension MTB, you'll have a bike that matches your ride — in both comfort and performance.
