November 20-22 2020
Backed by popular demand we are returning to Todos Santos “the Alps of Guatemala” for an exclusive multi day enduro tour. This 5 day mountain bike itinerary begins in Antigua and goes all the way to the top of the Cuchumatanes at 12,000ft. If you are looking for a massive shuttle assisted tour of Guatemala this is it! High altitude riding, incredible scenery and some of the longest technical singletrack descents await at the frontier…

Highlights:
- Enduro (shuttle assisted) Multi-day itinerary
- 4 days of riding
- 4 nights in hotel
- Attend a local mountain bike travesia
- Connect various regions including Antigua, Quetzaltenango and Huehuetenango
- over 5200m (19,000ft) of descent!
- Visit the Todos Santos Valley
- The majority of meals / restaurants are included

This multi-day epic has a few elements that make it very special. On day three we will attend the famous Travesía de los Cuchumatanes – a massive local mountain bike group ride that drew 500 riders in 2018. Our tour culminates on day 4 with a legendary descent and visit to Todos Santos –-an area rich with Mayan culture.
High, alpine and unworldly
For those unfamiliar the north of Guatemala is absolutely stunning with a unique dry climate with rolling hills along a unique alpine plateau with agave plants and limestone cliffs. Locals here heard sheep and brave sub-freezing temperatures at night. The riding here is unworldly -unlike anything in North America. Trails are ancient, steep and rocky – following livestock paths and old trading routes.

FULL PRICE
$790 | LOCAL PRICE
$300 |
5 Days of Riding | 3 Days of Riding |
5 nights in Hotel | 2 Nights in Hotel |
Meals | |
Bike Rental |
DEPARTURE | Thurs Nov. 19th 2020 8am
MTB Guatemala Tecpán |
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RETURN | Sunday November 22th 2020 10 pm | ||||||||
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Additional information
Riding Time | 4 Days |
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Shuttle Support | Yes |
Stage 1
Stage 2
Tour Reviews
Great rides, we did the tour with a group of 6 friends and enjoyed it all around. Exclusive trails at Xela, Cuchumatanes and Todos los Santos. We are from Guatemala and would not have been able to ride this trails without MTB Guatemala, very technical + hard, but completely worth it.
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