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Antigua
Towering volcanoes, rich colonial history and over a hundred miles of agricultural singletrack to explore. Our Antigua Guatemala mountain bike tours ride through coffee plantations, fruit orchards and finish the day with some of the finest restaurants in the country.
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Tecpán
Deep pine forests and Mayan ruins. Tecpán is home to canyons terrain 3000m+ mountains and amazing views of neighboring Lake Atitlán . The riding here is high, dry and varied. Linking descents you can connect to the lake with over 2000m of downhill.
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Lake Atitlán
Enormous terrain, rocky and technical descents – this 2000m lake in the sky is home to the Kaqchikel and T’zetujil Maya. The area is a time-capsule of indigenous textile and weaving culture. Come see why Lake Atitlán is called “The most beautiful lake in the world”.
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Quetzaltenango / San Marcos
Xela, the second largest city in the country is home to the national cycling team – with reason. Situated in an enormous high-altitude valley below 12,000 ft Volcán Santa Maria this geologically active region is home to an active volcano and hot springs. Local mountain bike races and cycling events here are common.
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Quiché
The Mayan Heartland. 3200m+ pine mountains descend into a network of steep, dry canyons loaded with trails to explore. Culture has changed little here in 400 years. Today Quiché is home to the Escarabajos – a local mountain bike club that has mapped hundreds of miles of trails.
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Sierra de los Cuchumatánes
“The Alps of Guatemala” This remote mountain range is home to rocky, alpine riding that traverses sheep and lama paths. Some of the biggest adventures in Guatemala can be found here . The area is just starting to be recognized for its natural attractions including numerous lakes.
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Cobán
On the border between the eastern wet region of the country and the dry highlands Cobán was founded by german immagrents and the area is full of mills, and coffee farms to explore. The area features distinctive “egg -carton” hills that feed limestone aquifers, enormous caves and the legendary Semuc Champey.
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Sierra de las Minas
This isolated mountain range climbs to nearly 10,000ft from sea level – and is home to a large Biosphere Reserve. “The east coast” of Guatemala is full of rocks, roots, and remote river crossings. The riding here is diverse and technical varying with altitude.
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