Chimborazo Hike & Bike
$90 per person
- - Private hotel pick-up and drop-off
- - Hike to Edward Whymper (5,030 m)
- - Optional hike to Condor Cocha
- - 31 km scenic downhill biking
- - Professional guide and biking gear
- - Almuerzo incluido
- Start any day
Itinerario
“Not everyone can say they hiked and biked down the highest peak in Ecuador.”
Start any day, based on availability
This is a private tour.
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Note
Our itinerary may change based on the weather or other factors. Your guide will always make the best decision for the group. All times are approximate and may be adjusted during the day.
Precio
Private tour: start any day, based on availability. Min 2 people.
- ZIncluido
- - Guía nacional certificado y bilingüe
- - Private transportation (support vehicle during the tour)
- - Bike and equipment (helmet, knee pads, elbow pads, fleece gloves, balaclava)
- - Tea, snacks, water, fruit along the route
- - Almuerzo (menú del día)
- - SIB registration with the Ministry of Environment
- - Biking guide for groups of 5 or more
- Excluido
- - Medical or accident insurance
- - Comida extra, snacks y bebidas
- - Propinas
- - Impuestos: Solo se aplica a ciudadanos y empresas ecuatorianas.
- Qué llevar
Para este tour, se recomienda ropa y zapatos cómodos y estar preparado para las condiciones climáticas. Debido a que estaremos en los Andes, recomendamos llevar:
- - Guantes, bufanda y un gorro
- - Chaqueta impermeable
- - Protector solar y gafas de sol
- - Zapatos deportivos cómodos o para senderismo y medias abrigadas.
- - Agua y snacks para tener energía
Esta lista es una recomendación para mayor comodidad, no es obligatoria.
- Good to Know
- - The downhill biking is easy and can be done by beginners
- - Este tour siempre está en inglés y español
- - Tendrá el apoyo de nuestro guía en todo momento
- - Recomendamos vestirse en capas para estar preparado ante los cambios de clima
- - Aclimátese en Quito por 1 o 2 días antes del tour
- - El guía podrá ajustar el itinerario y los horarios en caso de ser necesario
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Preguntas Frecuentes
Chimborazo
Q: Is the Chimborazo bike beginner friendly?
The route is ideal for beginners or those looking for a scenic, easy ride. We do ask for experience with shifting gears of a mountain bike.
Keep in mind that we do require a minimum height of 1,50 meters / 4.92 feet due to the size of our bikes.
Q: Do I need previous mountain biking experience?
The route requires no prior experience, but basic fitness is recommended.
Q: What altitude will we reach during the tour?
The tour reaches up to 5,100 meters (16,732 feet) at Condor Cocha Lagoon. Biking begins at the Carrel Shelter at 4,850 meters (15,912 feet) and descends to about 3,200 meters (10,498 feet) at San Juan.
Q: How does the altitude affect the ride?
Altitude sickness can affect anyone above 2,500 meters. We recommend spending time at altitude before the tour and drinking plenty of water. Our guides are experienced in recognizing symptoms and will adjust the pace if necessary.
Q: What should I bring for the Biking tour Chimborazo?
Bring warm clothing, layers, and waterproof gear as the weather can change quickly. Don’t forget sunscreen, sunglasses, a camera, and a backpack for personal items.
Q: Are there bathrooms along the route?
Bathrooms are available at the Carrel and Whymper shelters. Other than that, bathroom facilities are limited on the biking routes.









