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$55 per person | From Quito

Quito Bike

Cycling Ecuador's capital
Guaranteed departures
  • Sunday

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Quito Bike Tour

AVG. TEMPERATURE
15°C / 59°F

DISTANCE
15 to 45 KM / 9 to 28 MI

AVG. ELEVATION
2,850 meters / 9,350 feet

DURATION
4 to 6 hours

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El Day Tour
Meet and Gear Up

We start by bringing all the necessary biking gear to your hotel at 07:30 or 08:30 AM. We'll meet up with everyone, check that you’re all set with your equipment, and go over the best route to join the bike tour. Once everyone is ready, we’ll head out and begin the ride.

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Ride to the City Center

We’ll bike down Avenida Amazonas towards the south, passing by popular spots like Parque El Ejido and the National Assembly with its famous mural. Then, we’ll continue to Parque La Alameda and into the colonial part of Quito. Along the way, we’ll explain some key places like the Central Bank, San Blas Church, and La Basílica. We’ll make our way down Guayaquil Street to Plaza del Teatro, where we’ll take a quick break for photos.

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Exploring the Historic Center

Next, we’ll climb a few blocks to Plaza Grande, also known as Plaza de la Independencia. Here, we’ll stop for a bit to explore and talk about important landmarks like the Government Palace, City Hall, the Cathedral, and more. You’ll also get to see the famous Calle de las Siete Cruces and the Archbishop's Palace.

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Panecillo and Beyond

After that, we’ll head towards the base of El Panecillo, a hill that offers stunning views of the city. Depending on how everyone is feeling, we’ll either continue to Parque Las Cuadras or take it easy. The ride will be adjusted based on your group’s fitness level.

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Return and Refreshments

We’ll return along the same route, making a stop on La Ronda Street to enjoy a small, traditional Quito snack. After that, we’ll head back to the hotel, wrapping up the tour.

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2 travelers or more: 75 USD per person.

Guaranteed departures every Sunday.

Important:

Please be advised that the itinerary is subject to change without prior notice due to external factors and at the discretion of the guide.

Activity times are approximate and may be adjusted if necessary.

Distance: 15 to 45 km, depending on your pace.

Difficulty: Easy to moderate.

Terrain: Mostly paved, with 50% uphill and 50% downhill.

Max Altitude: 2,904 meters.

Duration: 4 to 6 hours.

Climate: Mild, 15°C to 20°C (59°F to 68°F).

You can find the detailed biking route here: https://www.strava.com/routes/11813491.

Equipment transportation to and from your hotel.

Bilingual guide with first aid assistance.

Mechanical support with tools and spare parts.

Water for the ride.

Complete gear: bike, gloves, and helmet.

 

Food (except for the snack on La Ronda).

Personal insurance or medical coverage.

Personal items (glasses, knee pads, etc.).

Entry fees for museums or churches.

Tips for the guides.

Get ready for your biking tour with this packing list:

Comfortable cycling clothes (breathable and flexible).

Windbreaker or rain jacket (weather can change quickly).

Sunglasses for UV protection.

Sunscreen (even on cloudy days).

Sturdy shoes (preferably cycling or sports shoes).

Hat or cap for sun protection during breaks.

Small backpack for personal items.

Camera or phone for photos at scenic stops.

2 travelers or more: 75 USD per person.

Guaranteed departures every Sunday.

Important:

Please be advised that the itinerary is subject to change without prior notice due to external factors and at the discretion of the guide.

Activity times are approximate and may be adjusted if necessary.

Distance: 15 to 45 km, depending on your pace.

Difficulty: Easy to moderate.

Terrain: Mostly paved, with 50% uphill and 50% downhill.

Max Altitude: 2,904 meters.

Duration: 4 to 6 hours.

Climate: Mild, 15°C to 20°C (59°F to 68°F).

You can find the detailed biking route here: https://www.strava.com/routes/11813491.

Equipment transportation to and from your hotel.

Bilingual guide with first aid assistance.

Mechanical support with tools and spare parts.

Water for the ride.

Complete gear: bike, gloves, and helmet.

 

Food (except for the snack on La Ronda).

Personal insurance or medical coverage.

Personal items (glasses, knee pads, etc.).

Entry fees for museums or churches.

Tips for the guides.

Get ready for your biking tour with this packing list:

Comfortable cycling clothes (breathable and flexible).

Windbreaker or rain jacket (weather can change quickly).

Sunglasses for UV protection.

Sunscreen (even on cloudy days).

Sturdy shoes (preferably cycling or sports shoes).

Hat or cap for sun protection during breaks.

Small backpack for personal items.

Camera or phone for photos at scenic stops.

Frequently Asked questions

Quito Biking Tour

Q: How long is the Quito bike tour?

The tour lasts between 4 to 6 hours, depending on the group’s pace and the route you choose.

Q: Do I need to be an experienced cyclist?

No, the tour is suitable for all fitness levels. The route is flexible, and you can ride at your own pace.

Q: What should I bring for the Biking tour Quito?

Bring comfortable cycling clothes, a windbreaker, sunglasses, sunscreen, and sturdy shoes. A small backpack and a camera are also recommended.

Q: What’s the weather like in Quito?

Quito’s weather is mild, with temperatures ranging from 15°C to 20°C (59°F to 68°F). Mornings can be cooler, so a jacket is a good idea. The tour runs rain or shine, so come prepared with a rain jacket. If the weather conditions are severe, the tour may be adjusted or canceled.

Q: Is there a restroom available during the tour?

Yes, restrooms are available at various stops throughout the tour. Ask your guide about the nearest option for you.